tobacco effects on brain Shocking MRI scans show stark difference between brains of smokers vs non-smokers Brain damage can curb urge

Xu Bing: Tobacco Project at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts concluded a trilogy of exhibitions (the previous two were mounted in Durham, North Carolina, and Shanghai in 2000 and 2004, respectively) in which the Beijing-based artist traced the global dissemination and commodified afterlives of the ubiquitous tobacco plantfrom seed and soil to packaging and commercial ephemeraand the relations forged between China and the US around this nicotine-laced cash crop

New research reveals cognitive differences and behavior-control disorders are seen in elementary school children from prenatal and postnatal exposures

Are associations between obesity and prostate cancer outcomes following radical prostatectomy the same in smokers and non-smokers

These convenient options save users time and effort, eliminating the need to roll their blunts

Interestingly, nicotine is near the bottom of the toxic substances found in tobacco, but it is responsible for the addictive nature of cigarette smoking