tobacco use

Provides detailed information on the harmful effects of tobacco on the mind and body.

Provides information designed to help young people make smart choices when deciding whether or not to use cigarettes, drugs, and alcohol; discussing options, potential consequences, and opportunities for growth.

Presents a number of questions and answers about the effects of cigarette smoking, why it is bad, how it affects other people, why it is difficult to stop smoking, and more.

Presents various viewpoints about tobacco and smoking stimulating readers to do further research for group discussion and individual interest.

Provides facts about tobacco use and the addictive nature of nicotine on the mind and body.

Discusses the health risks and physical dangers caused by tobacco for teenagers, examining the cultural influences that lead teens to smoke cigarettes or use tobacco, and providing tips and advice to overcome a nicotine addiction.

Provides basic consumer health information for teens on tobacco use, addictions, and related diseases and medical conditions. Includes a chronology of significant developments related to smoking and health and a list of additional resources.

Nick Naylor, chief spokesman for the Academy of Tobacco Studies, is accustomed to being harassed, heckled, and vilified by antismoking zealots, but things turn really ugly when he is forced to step up his efforts on behalf of smoking in order to keep his job.

Examines the health aspects of tobacco use, discussing the addictive power of nicotine, hidden ingredients in cigarettes, benefits of quitting, and other related topics.

Explores the history of tobacco, discusses its role in culture, describes the psychological and physiological effects of smoking and chewing tobacco, and offers suggestions on how to quit using tobacco.