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January 13, 2025/Lung

Yes, Hookah Is Just as Bad for You as Cigarettes

From dental diseases to cardiovascular problems, the harmful effects of smoking hookah have plenty of downsides for your health

Fingers holding a nicotine pouch in front of container of nicotine pouches
October 9, 2024/Oral Health

Are Nicotine Pouches Safer Than Smoking?

They don’t contain tobacco, but these toxic, highly addictive products can permanently damage your health

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The Link Between Smoking and Bladder Cancer

Puffing on cigarettes is the leading cause of bladder cancer

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Does Vaping Cause Lung Cancer?

Vaping exposes you to thousands of chemicals, including many that cause cancer and lung disease

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January 3, 2024/Lung

WARNING: Even Light Smoking Affects Respiratory Health

Even only a couple cigarettes a day can lead to potentially deadly lung diseases like COPD and emphysema

older male patient speaking with doctor holding tablet in office
December 22, 2023/Lung

What’s My Risk of Lung Cancer After I Quit Smoking?

Your risk goes down once you quit, but you may still need a lung cancer screening

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August 30, 2023/Pregnancy & Childbirth

What Happens if You Smoke While Pregnant?

Just a single cigarette a day can have serious health consequences

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Can Smoking Cause Diabetes?

Cigarettes increase your risk of developing the condition and worsening its effects

person vaping
July 13, 2023/Lung

Can Vaping Cause Lung Disease?

Vaping isn’t a harmless alternative to smoking

Scissors cutting a lit cigarette.
February 14, 2023/Lung

What Happens to Your Body When You Quit Smoking?

Health benefits start within 20 minutes and continue to grow for years after

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