Children ask mums to stop smoking
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Almost half of children whose mothers smoke have asked them to stop,  a survey has found.
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Children whose mothers smoked even in early stages of pregnancy are at nearly three times greater risk of obesity later in life, according to a Japanese study.
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Liverpool city councillors decide to push for a new law outlawing smoking in public spaces.
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The World Health Organisation, which has been championing an international campaign against tobacco use, called on Tuesday for a global ban on smoking at work and in enclosed public places.
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The British Medical Association (BMA) for Northern Ireland has said the proposals in Tuesdayâs English Public Health White Paper on passive smoking âdo not go far enoughâ.
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Pregnant teenagers smoke to try to reduce the size of their babies, and make delivery less painful, a minister claims.
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Obligatory Â£200 addict permit A government advisor has suggested that the problem of Brits continuing to smoke themselves to death might be tackled by requiring nicotine addicts to obtain a Â£200 annual licence, the Telegraph reports.â¦
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The British Medical Association is calling on the government to ban smoking in NI's public places.
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The government plans to impose a sweeping public smoking ban across England and Wales within two years and will consider curbs on television advertising of &quot;junk food&quot; aimed at children.
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Many companies are seeking to reduce their medical bills by paying for programs to help employees stop smoking.
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Campaigners say a ban on smoking in public places could save more lives than new anti-cancer drugs.
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As many as 1.2 million smokers in England could try to quit smoking in the New Year, figures suggest.
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Health campaigns aimed at persuading teenagers not to smoke are not working, research has suggested.
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YOUNGSTERS are being urged to go green.  The eco-rangers scheme, now in its ninth year, is attempting to persuade youngsters to be more aware of the environment.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 28 (HealthDayNews) -- Here's one more study that shows smoking is bad not only for the health of people who light up but also for those around them -- specifically, for children who breathe in their parents' secondhand smoke.
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Four out of five people want the legal age of smoking raised from 16 to 18, as a way of detering teenagers from taking up cigarettes.
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SINGAPORE : The days of having a traditional pint and smoke may be numbered as public health specialists push for smoke-free pubs and clubs in Singapore.