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New Study Reveals How A Dad's Dependence On Nicotine May Raise His Child's Diabetes Risk
A new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society highlights that paternal lifestyle choices can directly impact a child's diabetes risk. Here is why this study is important for Indian families and why fathers need to pay attention.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
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Why "Just Quit Smoking" Doesn't Work: Ex-Smokers Share The Real Struggles
Quitting smoking ranks among the toughest health goals for 2026. Three former smokers share personal journeys, from cravings to triggers and the turning points that helped them quit.
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Study Explains Why Women May Struggle More To Quit Smoking
The study found that women become dependent on nicotine faster than men and experience more difficulty quitting.
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Kim Jong Un May Have Insomnia, Alcohol Dependency: S Korea Spy Agency
North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un may be suffering from a sleep disorder and a potentially worsening alcohol and nicotine dependency, South Korea's spy agency said on Wednesday, as per Bloomberg.
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Running May Help Curb Nicotine Addiction and Urge To Smoke: 5 Herbs and Foods That May Help Too
Running or light exercise may have protective effect against nicotine dependence and withdrawal.
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Decoded, Why It's So Hard To Quit Smoking
A genetic mechanism might be the reason smoking is so hard to quit
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Smoking linked to asthma
The link between smoking and asthma may be even stronger than previously suspected.
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Genes affect smoking behaviour
For some people, quitting smoking could be especially difficult because their dependence may be explained in part by genetics, three new studies suggest.
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Job stress may reduce smoking
Work stress may actually lower smokers' nicotine dependence, finds a study that contradicts the popular belief that job pressures boost levels of smoking.
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New Study Reveals How A Dad's Dependence On Nicotine May Raise His Child's Diabetes Risk
A new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society highlights that paternal lifestyle choices can directly impact a child's diabetes risk. Here is why this study is important for Indian families and why fathers need to pay attention.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
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Why "Just Quit Smoking" Doesn't Work: Ex-Smokers Share The Real Struggles
Quitting smoking ranks among the toughest health goals for 2026. Three former smokers share personal journeys, from cravings to triggers and the turning points that helped them quit.
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Study Explains Why Women May Struggle More To Quit Smoking
The study found that women become dependent on nicotine faster than men and experience more difficulty quitting.
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Kim Jong Un May Have Insomnia, Alcohol Dependency: S Korea Spy Agency
North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un may be suffering from a sleep disorder and a potentially worsening alcohol and nicotine dependency, South Korea's spy agency said on Wednesday, as per Bloomberg.
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Running May Help Curb Nicotine Addiction and Urge To Smoke: 5 Herbs and Foods That May Help Too
Running or light exercise may have protective effect against nicotine dependence and withdrawal.
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Decoded, Why It's So Hard To Quit Smoking
A genetic mechanism might be the reason smoking is so hard to quit
-
Smoking linked to asthma
The link between smoking and asthma may be even stronger than previously suspected.
-
Genes affect smoking behaviour
For some people, quitting smoking could be especially difficult because their dependence may be explained in part by genetics, three new studies suggest.
-
Job stress may reduce smoking
Work stress may actually lower smokers' nicotine dependence, finds a study that contradicts the popular belief that job pressures boost levels of smoking.
