Tobacco products have been proven to cause various cancers, but new nicotine-containing products are questionable, too.

Yesterday marked the 36th year that the world observed World No Tobacco Day. This relatively obscure milestone masks a stalled effort to curb consumption of combustible cigarettes and other nicotine-related products. It’s unlikely most people paid any attention. But the impact of smoking is all around us, even if we don’t see it. Statistics rarely tell a provocative story to compel people to action.

College student vaping is more dangerous than anyone admitted until research evidence showed it does severe damage.

If you had $30 million to design an addiction treatment facility, how would you do it?