Both studies reveal that lifelong smokers lose roughly 10 years of life compared to nonsmokers. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also states that smokers lose a decade on ...

As your body begins detoxing, you might experience what some call "smoker's flu" or "quitter's flu." Smoker's flu is a set of nicotine withdrawal symptoms that can feel similar to the flu.

Haniff, a self-described “hardcore smoker,” wants his law firm to remain a designated smoking area, asserting that he should have the right to smoke in his own office as long as it doesn’t affect ...

Smokers who choose to quit could expect a see a dramatic boost to life expectancy — with benefits seen after just a week — according to a startling new analysis. Those who stop the habit for ...

According to Dr. Keith Mortman, director of thoracic surgery at the George Washington Medical Faculty Associates in Washington, D.C., a smoker is likely to have a lot of mucus built up in their lungs.