Secondhand Smoke Lowers Kids' Math, Reading Scores
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NEW YORK  - Kids and teenagers exposed to  even trace amounts of secondhand smoke score lower on tests of  reading and reasoning, according to new research.
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NEW YORK  - More adults, especially women, are smoking these days and their secondhand smoke may be contributing to the asthma epidemic among children in the United States, results of a study suggest.
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Children of mothers exposed to organic solvents during their pregnancies had lower scores on certain tests of language, behavior, and cognitive functioning.
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Teenagers who smoke, or whose pregnant mother smoked, are at risk of hearing problems, a study claims.
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By Kevin Graman, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Feb. 6--Sarah Bradburn admits she's not that Internet savvy. Still, she thought it strange when she couldn't find information about teenage smoking on the computer at her public library in Republic, Wash.
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Children exposed to passive smoking have  a higher risk of developing lung cancer later in life than  other youngsters, according to new research.
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Preliminary findings suggest that outdoor secondhand smoke could constitute a health risk.
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According to scientists at Aberdeen University, Scotland, smoking will gradually lower your IQ. Researchers first tested the IQs of 465 volunteers in 1947, they were all aged 11.
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NEW YORK  - Younger smokers trying to quit are less likely than older smokers to use effective strategies like patches or medication to help them kick the habit, a new study shows.
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Long-term exposure to air pollution adversely affects lung function in teenagers, results of The Children's Health Study indicate.
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A new study shows public education efforts have been successful in reducing the number of teenagers who smoke cigarettes or use illegal drugs.
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Children in smoggy areas have retarded lung development which puts them at risk of diseases, say researchers.
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Women who are exposed to secondhand smoke may be at greater risk for cervical tumors, a new study suggests.
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Here&#39;s one more reason not to smoke -- smoking may damage sperm, passing along genetic damage to a man&#39;s children, Canadian researchers report.
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Up to 20 percent of women who  develop lung cancer have never smoked, U.S. researchers found  in a study that suggests secondhand smoke may be to blame.
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Children living in smoggy areas have retarded lung development which puts them at risk of diseases, say researchers.
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The smoking rate among New York Cityâs teenagers is now far lower than among teenagers nationwide, due mainly to high taxes and curbs on public smoking, officials said.