When mothers smoked, kids were also 86 percent more likely to get surgery for a middle ear condition, including recurrent ear infections, than if no smokers were in the house.

The article in the Tribune concerning the ease with which children can buy cigarettes, even in stores that have been involved with the tobacco industry`s ”It`s the Law” campaign, comes … ...

Children whose parents smoke tend to miss more school than their classmates with non-smoking parents — possibly because of a higher rate of respiratory infections, a new study suggests.

At Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, about every other young patient has been exposed to tobacco smoke. Nationally, that rate is 35%. The… ...

A parent’s priority is always to protect his or her child. Secondhand smoke is a true health risk. Invite your child’s friend to your house to protect them both from unnecessary toxins. Have a ...

Smoking Talking to Kids About Teen Smoking: How to Do It Right If you know the rules, you can help teens stop smoking Posted June 20, 2011. Share. Tweet. Share. Email.

Specifically, a child is 3 to 4 times more likely to become an obese adult if their mom was obese, researchers reported March 26 in PLOS One.. A mom’s smoking also increased their kid’s risk ...

A Thai anti-smoking ad has gone viral since hitting the Internet last week, jolting some of Thailand's 13 million smokers to think about kicking the habit. The ad uses children to 'trick ...

OPINION: Protecting kids while helping smokers quit: The right way forward on vaping For many smokers, vaping has proven to be an effective tool for quitting cigarettes — a habit that remains ...

Pulmonology > Smoking & Tobacco Why Do Kids of Smokers Wheeze Less When Mom Took Vitamin C During Pregnancy? — Outcomes appear to be mediated by vitamin C's effect on improved airway function ...