Smokers More Likely To Snore The Night Away
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Smokers may have problems getting a good night&#39;s sleep because a new study suggests current smokers as well as former smokers are more likely to snore compared to non-smokers.
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First graders who misbehave in school may be more likely to be regular smokers as young adults, according to new study findings.
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NEW YORK  - Snoring "frequently or always"  is common among school-age children, new findings show.
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Your chances of getting a peaceful night&#39;s sleep are better if you don&#39;t smoke, or spend time around anyone who does. That&#39;s because smoking -- both active and passive -- makes
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Everyone knows smoking is a bad idea, but those who can't give it up may get a little protection from exercise, a study suggests. In a study of older women, researchers found that a physically active smoker had a 35 percent lower risk of lung cancer than a sedentary smoker.
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NEW YORK  - Nursing mothers who smoke may be cutting their infant's nap times short, a new study shows.
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NEW YORK  - The amount of time people spend sleeping may affect their weight, study results suggest.
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NEW YORK  - Exercise can reduce snoring among overweight children, even if it doesn't result in weight loss, a new study shows.
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Viagra (sildenafil) taken at  bedtime may worsen breathing problems in patients with severe  obstructive sleep apnea, results of a study published in the  Archives of Internal Medicine suggest.
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People who find it difficult to clear nicotine from their body may be more vulnerable to getting hooked on smoking.
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TORONTO (CP) - Workplace smoking bans can help both non-smokers and smokers, a new study has found. Smokers whose workplaces are smoke-free consume on average five fewer cigarettes each day than those who
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A new study conducted by researchers at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center suggests that a social smoker age 50 or older has a risk for developing lung cancer similar to that of a smoker under age 50 who smoked three packs a day
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NEW YORK  - Children who snore are about   four times more likely than those who don't to wet the bed, a   new study from Greece shows.
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Smokers of menthol cigarettes find it   harder to quit than those smoking regular cigarettes,   researchers said on Monday, perhaps explaining why blacks in   the United States suffer disproportionately from   smoking-related ailments.
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NEW YORK  - Snoring in children may be a manifestation of allergic disease, Australian researchers report.
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Separate smoking sections don&#039;t cut it: Only smoke-free buildings and public places truly protect nonsmokers from the hazards of breathing in other people&#039;s tobacco smoke, says a long-awaited surgeon general&#039;s report.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 4 (HealthDay News) -- Current smokers are 50 percent more likely to develop Alzheimer&#39;s disease or dementia than people who don&#39;t smoke or who gave up smoking, a Dutch report says.