Cigarette smoking decreased from 42 percent in 1965 to 11.5 percent in 2023; few eligible adults are up to date with lung cancer screening.

A complex web of economic forces heavily influenced by divergent state tax policies across the United States sustains the traditional cigarette industry’s dominance despite the rise of reduced-risk ...

North Platte is joining a crucial statewide effort to reduce tobacco use, recognizing it as the leading cause of preventable ...

Italian researchers found that both heated tobacco products (HTPs) and conventional cigarettes trigger oxidative stress, ...

Detroit stadiums are now completely tobacco-free, while a pending Massachusetts bill would prohibit community-wide tobacco ...

A Bay Area town has passed a comprehensive tobacco sales ban despite small business opposition, with new restrictions on ...

Rep. Chase Tramont has again filed legislation that would differentiate heated tobacco products (HTPs) from traditional ...

The health risks associated with cigarette smoking have been documented for decades. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 480,000 Americans die every year from cigarette ...

How could that be? A look at the changing cigarette business. Nov. 12, 2009 — -- Why would a cigarette company buy a firm that makes products to help smokers quit? It's a question that's left ...

Experts say the rise is linked to two big tax hikes in 2025. The government increased tobacco prices in June and again in July to try to cut smoking and boost revenue. But many smokers are now looking ...