With “Worldwide No Tobacco Day” (31st May 2010) encouraging smokers around the globe to stub out their cigarettes, cheap airfare comparison site Skyscanner uncovers the best countries to visit to escape the smoke…and countries where smokers may light up guilt-free…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has described the trends in some countries as “extremely worrisome” and asks governments to ban all tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship, and to eliminate tobacco smoke from all public and work places. WHO Director-General Dr Margaret Chan said that tobacco use is “neither liberating nor glamorous..it is addictive and deadly”…

The Commonwealth Government has been ranked first among Australian governments for making the most progress on combating smoking during 2009/10. Ahead of World No Tobacco Day on 31 May, AMA Federal President, Dr Andrew Pesce, today announced results of the AMA/Australian Council on Smoking and Health (ACOSH) National Tobacco Scoreboard…

Smoking is not just a harmful habit but it’s a killing one. Many people claim that they found quitting smoking a very daunting task. This is mainly due to the lack of willpower. Experts have been agreed that the best way to quit smoking is to go natural.

Smoking is not just a harmful habit but it’s a killing one. Many people claim that they found quitting smoking a very daunting task. This is mainly due to the lack of willpower. Experts have been agreed that the best way to quit smoking is to go natural.

Smoking is more dangerous than wine. It not just intoxicates the holder but also the beholder. Every year, millions of people die because of smoking and every year millions of people start up the habit of smoking, unfortunately a big majority of them being teenagers and adolescents.