Tobacco & Marijuana

Nicotine patch and group support may be the best combination for helping women in public housing to
Feb 20 06

Former smokers from the community, a nicotine patch and group support may be the best combination for helping women in public housing to stop… Nicotine patch and group support may be the best combination for helping women in public housing to   

 

Second-hand smoke levels still worryingly high throughout all areas of pubs
Feb 14 06

UK scientists have questioned the use of partial smoking bans in pubs and clubs, following alarming new figures about how much non-smokers actually breathe… Second-hand smoke levels still worryingly high throughout all areas of pubs   

 

More girls than boys trying drugs for first time
Feb 10 06

More girls than boys are becoming first-time users of alcohol, cigarettes and marijuana, reversing previous trends, the U.S. drug czar said in a report… More girls than boys trying drugs for first time   

 

Quit Smoking for Surgery—Best Chance to Quit for Good
Feb 07 06

Patients who stop smoking before surgery not only optimize their fitness for a successful operation and recovery, but here’s an added benefit: it could… Quit Smoking for Surgery—Best Chance to Quit for Good   

 

Can Islam Help Muslim Smokers to Quit?
Feb 02 06


Muslim leaders should rule that smoking is prohibited under Islamic law to encourage Muslim smokers to quit, say doctors in this week’s BMJ.

Smoking… Can Islam Help Muslim Smokers to Quit?   

 

Does Alcohol Labelling Encourage Sensible Drinking?
Feb 02 06

Clear labelling on shop-bought alcohol, showing the alcohol units contained and health advice, may not be effective in promoting sensible drinking, says a letter… Does Alcohol Labelling Encourage Sensible Drinking?   

 

Unplanned Quit Attempts More Likely to Succeed
Jan 27 06

Unplanned attempts to stop smoking are more likely to succeed than planned ones, concludes a study published online by the BMJ today.

The process… Unplanned Quit Attempts More Likely to Succeed   

 

Racial and ethnic differences in nicotine metabolism exist among adolescent smokers
Jan 23 06

New research by scientists with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), National Institutes of Health, suggests that some of the… Racial and ethnic differences in nicotine metabolism exist among adolescent smokers   

 

Blacks, whites affected differently by smoking
Jan 20 06

Black U.S. teenagers get a much bigger hit of addictive nicotine from a cigarette than do their white classmates, researchers said on Friday.

This… Blacks, whites affected differently by smoking   

 

Smoking linked to severity of psoriasis
Dec 28 05

Smoking appears to play a role in the risk of developing psoriasis and in the severity of the skin disease, according to the findings… Smoking linked to severity of psoriasis   

 

No smoking message fails with teens
Dec 21 05


According to a recently released survey by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, unless more aggressive action is taken on a federal level, to… No smoking message fails with teens   

 

Cannabis Almost Doubles Risk of Fatal Crashes
Dec 04 05

Driving under the influence of cannabis almost doubles the risk of a fatal road crash, finds a study published online by the BMJ today.… Cannabis Almost Doubles Risk of Fatal Crashes   

 

Nicotine vaccine continues to show promise
Dec 01 05

Research with a new nicotine vaccine shows that the vaccine is safe and well tolerated, with higher doses producing a greater rate of abstinence.

Nicotine vaccine continues to show promise   
 

Smoking cessation in cancer patients
Nov 28 05


A new report says despite a growing body of evidence that continued smoking after a cancer diagnosis has substantial adverse effects on treatment effectiveness,… Smoking cessation in cancer patients   

 

Experts Urge Counseling Patients About Dangers of Second-Hand Smoke
Oct 02 05

Three researchers who study behavior-based means of cutting the risks of tobacco use have made a case for counseling patients about the health risks… Experts Urge Counseling Patients About Dangers of Second-Hand Smoke   

 

Crack cocaine a substantial problem in London
Sep 19 05

London has a substantial problem with crack cocaine, researchers said on Monday, publishing a study which claimed one in every 100 Londoners aged between… Crack cocaine a substantial problem in London   

 

Anti-smoking groups seek tougher tobacco sanctions
Sep 01 05

Anti-Smoking and health groups have urged that cigarette makers be required to fund a long-term, $4.8 billion-a-year, anti-smoking program if the U.S. government prevails… Anti-smoking groups seek tougher tobacco sanctions   

 

British government goes after smokers’ sex lives
Jul 01 05

The British government launched a series of tough anti-cigarette adverts on Friday with the message that smoking is bad for your sex life because… British government goes after smokers’ sex lives   

 

UK’s GW Pharma launches cannabis drug in Canada
Jun 20 05

GW Pharmaceuticals Plc’s pioneering cannabis-based medicine has been launched in Canada, the British firm said on Monday.

GW said its Sativex medicine was now… UK’s GW Pharma launches cannabis drug in Canada   

 

Vancouver may urge Canada to legalize marijuana
Jun 08 05

Vancouver, the West Coast Canadian city whose drug-treatment programs have drawn the wrath of U.S. officials, may press the federal government to legalize and… Vancouver may urge Canada to legalize marijuana   

 

Easier access to patches could help smokers
May 28 05

More smokers would kick the habit with a little help and easier access to nicotine patches, US researchers said on Friday.

Smoking, the biggest… Easier access to patches could help smokers   

 

Treating teen drug problem alone may not be enough
May 18 05

Teenagers being treated for alcohol and drug problems may fare better when they also receive therapy for other mental health conditions they may have,… Treating teen drug problem alone may not be enough   

 

Nicotine vaccine helps smokers quit, study finds
May 16 05

An experimental vaccine against nicotine helped smokers kick the habit, Swiss researchers reported on Saturday.

Larger tests are needed but the test… Nicotine vaccine helps smokers quit, study finds   

 

Cocaine use seems to weaken coronary arteries
May 09 05

Heavy cocaine users may put themselves at increased risk of developing a coronary artery aneurysm, a bulge at a weak point in the artery… Cocaine use seems to weaken coronary arteries   

 

Marijuana behind 45 percent of U.S. drug arrests
May 04 05

Marijuana arrests account for almost half of all drug arrests in the United States, which spends $4 billion a year to catch, prosecute and… Marijuana behind 45 percent of U.S. drug arrests   

 
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