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Smoking tobacco in water pipes is associated with a different pattern of carcinogen exposure than smoking cigarettes.

Even light smoking increases the risk of rheumatoid arthritis among women, and smoking cessation reduces but does not eliminate this risk.

Greater exposure to air pollution is associated with greater progression of carotid artery thickness, a marker of atherosclerosis.

High-frequency brain stimulation can temporarily reduce smoking cravings.

The prevalence of healthy lifestyle behaviors in patients with either a coronary heart disease or stroke event is low in various countries with different income levels, but those living in poorer countries have the lowest prevalence.

Individuals with genetic profiles putting them at risk of greater smoking are more likely to progress to heavy smoking and nicotine dependence, particularly if they quickly became daily smokers and heavy smokers as adolescents.

Subjects who are enrolled in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study and are meeting goals for 6-7 ideal health metrics have a 51% lower risk of incident cancer than those not meeting any goals for ideal health metrics.

Even if you take into account the weight gain that usually follows, quitting smoking still reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease in people without diabetes, according to a new study.

Health plan-initiated, employer-based wellness programs are being implemented to test new approaches to help reduce diabetes risk and, more broadly, to prevent chronic illness.

Smokers typically die at least a decade earlier than nonsmokers, but this can be at least partially reversed by quitting smoking.