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Study Shows High Formaldehyde Risk From E-Cigs
Researchers from Portland State University in Oregon, who published a study three years ago about formaldehyde in electronic cigarettes, have updated their findings to indicate levels of the highly toxic substance in e-cig vapor are even higher than ...
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Exercise Minimizes Weight Gain in Smokers Who Quit
Data involving smokers from the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) suggest that even small increases in physical activity can diminish weight gain in older women who quit smoking.
More U.S. College Campuses Are Tobacco-Free
More than twice as many colleges and universities in the United States were smoke- or tobacco-free in 2017 than in 2012, according to the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Smoking Exposure May Cause Toddler's Hearing Impairment
Research from Japan shows that exposure to tobacco smoke both prenatally and postnatally may raise the risk of hearing problems in children.
6 Tips to Boost Male Fertility
Are you and your partner trying to conceive? Learn about lifestyle changes you can make to increase your sperm health and more.
Why Menthol Cigarettes Are More Dangerous
Many smokers believe that menthol cigarettes are safer. But research suggests that their health risks are even greater than regular cigarettes.
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Eli Hendel, M.D.
Health ProfessionalEli Hendel, M.D., is a board-certified internist/pulmonary specialist with board certification in Sleep Medicine.