Quitting smoking at any age can slow cognitive decline and protect brain health. A new Lancet study highlights quitting can ...

Quitting smoking may help adults maintain better cognitive health over the long term, according to a recent study.

A global study finds quitting smoking helps preserve memory and cognitive health, even for adults who quit in their 50s or ...

Participants who quit smoking slowed their cognitive decline by 20%, the research study has reported. Prior findings have ...

Quitting smoking, even in later life, could help slow down age-related memory problems, a study has found.According to experts, the findings add to evidence that giving up cigarettes may help prevent ...

Smoking can accelerate brain ageing by damaging the blood vessels that deliver oxygen and nutrients to the brain. In addition ...

Rising cigarette prices have overtaken health concerns as the biggest motivator for people to cut down or stop smoking. Researchers from The University of Queensland analyzed national survey data and ...

There is of course a big social element. By coordinating quit attempts and getting people to give up at the same time, ...

The study, published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity, looked at data from 9,436 people aged 40 or over (with an average age ...

Quitting smoking during cancer treatment is complex and requires tailored approaches. Smoking before a cancer-related surgery is associated with a higher symptom burden, but the perioperative period ...

There has been a consistent decline in tobacco use in India over the last couple of decades, according to WHO report on ...

“I remember thinking this is hokey and it’s not going to work,” Morgan recalled. — -- Yale graduate student Michelle Morgan started smoking at age 12. When the 35-year-old wanted to quit she ...