Smoking Linked to Anxiety and Depression
What does smoking – which would necessarily include first-, second-, and third-hand smoking – have to do with anxiety and depression?
What does smoking – which would necessarily include first-, second-, and third-hand smoking – have to do with anxiety and depression?
Research has confirmed that second hand smoke results in significantly increased artery thickening and greater incidence of heart disease and stroke among children in the household.
The drop in smoking among kids is flattening out. Kids are still smoking despite so many diseases associated with smoking.
Scientists find that smoking does more than cause lung cancer. Smoking is now linked to skin cancer.