Senate gives FDA tobacco regulation power
The senate on Thursday approved the tobacco regulation bill giving the federal government power to regulate manufacture and distribution of cigarettes.
Alcohol risks greater in teen-onset drinkers
Delaying the start of alcohol drinking might curb subsequent rates of alcohol-related injuries.
Free Nicotine Patches and Gum to Be Distributed This June in L.A. County
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, in conjunction with Ralphs and L.A. Care Health Plan, will give away the largest free supply of nicotine patches and gum in California, and are asking residents who are interested in helping others quit smoking to volunteer during this giveaway.
U.S. appeals court finds tobacco companies lied
Cigarette companies systematically lied for years in order to sell tobacco products they knew were dangerous, a U.S. appeals court said on Friday as it upheld a trial judge's racketeering verdict.
Internet addiction may fuel teen aggression
can influence children's behavior. The also suggest that parents should pay close attention to their teenagers' Internet use, and the potential effects on their real-life behavior, Ko told Reuters Health.
According to Ko's team, some signs of Internet addiction include preoccupation with online activities; withdrawal symptoms, like moodiness and irritability, after a few Internet-free day...
Resolutions in the digital age
That time of year is upon us again -- no, not the holiday season.
Addiction experts say video games not an addiction
Doctors backed away on Sunday from a controversial proposal to designate video game addiction as a mental disorder akin to alcoholism, saying psychiatrists should study the issue more.
Wisconsin Farmers Testing Burley Tobacco
David Olson peers at a 16-acre plot of tobacco on his southern Wisconsin farm and sees a healthy crop ready for harvest in a few weeks. He also sees an opportunity.