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Scientists pinpoint alterations to DNA in pregnant smokers.

Scientists at Imperial College London found the number of people who have tried e-cigarettes almost doubled in the UK in two years.

Smoking while pregnant can increase the odds of giving birth to a schizophrenic child.

The announcement coincides with the annual World Health Assembly in Geneva.

The ruling also upheld rules prohibiting e-cigarette companies from advertising.

The Australian government will increase excise on tobacco 12.5% per year.

Evidence that hookah pipes are dangerous for health keep mounting.

Since 1980 the proportion of the world population living with diabetes has quadrupled.

Cardiac patients are getting younger and fatter, prompting worries that prevention is not working.

Dubai launches public service health campaign to ban pregnant women from shisha cafes.

Scientists discover how Neanderthal DNA has impacted on modern human health.

Smoking bans show 'improved health outcomes' and cuts in heart attacks, strokes and asthma.

Study raises question marks over how e-cigarettes are marketed.

The isolated central Asian country has the lowest percentage of smokers anywhere in the world.

Study shows a single hookah session delivers far more toxicants than smoking a single cigarette.

Scientists dismiss study suggesting electronic cigarettes are just as bad for your health as ordinary cigarettes.

GPs will be able to prescribe e-Voke electronic cigarettes to help smokers quit.

New Year's Eve is a time for reflection, so reflect on whether those resolutions are really worth the bother.

Preview of study from University of Glasgow warns pet owners to not overlook their animals' health.

Scientists have called for urgent action after Diacetyl is found in 75% of e-cigarettes tested.

Civil servants and senior politicians were paid off, according to ex-employees and court documents.

Research has found that a barrage of negativity can make smokers more stubborn when it comes to quitting

Men's lifestyle and environment could influence the lives of their children.

Some people are less at risk from smoking-related lung diseases because of genes they possess.

E-cigarette explosion leaves a hole through the roof of a man's mouth.

'Lifestyle trends are not moving in the right direction,' said the leader of the research

Seven month low on 11 day losing streak sees market heading toward correction.

A report from the Royal Society for Public Health has called for the ban.

80% of prison inmates smoke, sparking fears a tobacco ban could cause violence.

Study further highlights the dangers of second-hand smoke