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Will low-nicotine cigarettes actually help smokers quit? Last week, the FDA announced an initiative to lower nicotine in cigarettes to “minimally or non-addictive levels,” in an effort to keep new smokers from getting hooked and wean current...
Trump doubles down on call for death penalty for drug dealers President Trump on Monday railed against drug dealers responsible for the deadly opioid epidemic that has devastated the United States — vowing “tough action,” including the death penalty for some...
E-cigarettes breed more smokers than quitters Vaping has led more people to start smoking real cigarettes than to stop, according to a study. A lung-busting 168,000 American young adults who had never smoked took up the...
Demi Lovato celebrates sobriety on tour Lovato performed Friday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, telling the audience that March 15 was a proud day for her.
FDA plans to make cigarettes less addictive The Food and Drug Administration plans to lower the amount of nicotine in cigarettes to make them less addictive — a “pivotal step” toward saving lives, the agency said. FDA...
Trump's pick for economic adviser opened up about addiction recovery The CNBC host has been sober for 23 years after losing his job as chief economist at Bear Stearns, and nearly losing his life.
How to cure your social media addiction Is social media the greatest invention of the 21st century — or the newest way we’re putting ourselves and our families in danger? While the digital future promises connection that...
Weed is helping me quit opioids At age 49, after being 20 years clean from a methamphetamine addiction, Dawn Lindsey was hopelessly hooked again. Now, though, she blamed a doctor for her new habit: dependencies on...
Trump publicly praises death sentences for drug dealers WASHINGTON – President Trump said Thursday he wants tougher penalties for drug dealers and praised countries that punish pushers with the “ultimate” death penalty. “Some countries have a very, very...