Electronic cigarette: nicotine would be harmful to the respiratory tract
The research was conducted in the laboratory on human cells and on sheep. E-cigarettes help many smokers quit smoking, but ...
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Smoking cessation: here is the best way to quit smoking
Using both the patches and another nicotine substitute (chewing gum, inhalers, etc.) increases your chances of quitting smoking. To put ...
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Nicotine during pregnancy changes the genes of the unborn child
Researchers have identified altered neurons in newborns chronically exposed to nicotine in utero. Exposure to nicotine during pregnancy, whether through ...
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Tobacco: sales of nicotine substitutes have exploded since they were reimbursed
For the past few months, nicotine substitutes have been reimbursed by Social Security, which has caused sales to explode.Patches, chewing ...
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Soon cigarettes without nicotine?
© istockTo reduce the number of deaths associated with cigarettes, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the American health agency, ...
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Electronic cigarette: 13 children poisoned by the liquid
Schoolchildren aged 6 to 8 inhaled and possibly drank e-cigarette refill liquid. Two girls were hospitalized.Thirteen schoolchildren aged 6 to ...
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Smoking: Inserm succeeds in suppressing nicotine addiction thanks to light
French researchers have succeeded in controlling the activity of nicotine receptors in the brain using different lights. Explanations. One more ...
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An active ingredient in LSD would help to quit smoking
To wean oneself from cigarettes thanks to a psychotropic substance present in LSD: this is what American researchers promise. Used ...
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Tobacco: how long does nicotine stay in the body?
Nicotine, which causes dependence on tobacco, is quickly eliminated by the body. However, the rules are not the same for ...
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A risk of cancer with nicotine from electronic cigarettes
© Getty ImagesIn recent weeks, the United States has been facing an epidemic of serious lung diseases caused by electronic ...
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Sales of nicotine substitutes are exploding
© Getty ImagesWhile the “Tobacco-free Me (s)” ends, sales of nicotine substitutes are exploding in France. More than 300,000 French ...
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E-cigarette: why a low dose of nicotine is not always the best choice?
Vapers using low nicotine e-liquids tend to suck harder and more often to compensate.Vape is a valuable alternative to tobacco. ...
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Nicotine and excess tar in cigarettes: criminal proceedings already “initiated” abroad
A lawsuit has been filed against Philip Morris, British American Tobacco, Imperial Brand and Japan Tobacco, accused of falsifying the ...
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Tobacco: tobacco companies allegedly falsified tar and nicotine tests
After the "Dieselgate", the "Filtergate". The 4 main tobacco companies are accused by the National Committee against Smoking (CNCT) of ...
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Tobacco: the United States wants to reduce the concentration of nicotine
The FDA wants to reduce the concentration of nicotine in products containing tobacco so that they become non-addictive. The country ...
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What if, ultimately, nicotine protects the brain?
© iStockPhotosIn a study published in the Journal of toxycology, Dr Ursula Winzer-Serhan, professor at the Texas School of Medicine ...
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Pregnancy: nicotine affects children’s hearing
In mice, exposure to nicotine in utero and after birth would disrupt the development of the auditory system, especially the ...
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E-cigarette: fewer toxic products detected in the body
E-cigarette users who quit smoking have greatly reduced the levels of certain carcinogens and toxicants in their bodies. Smokers who ...
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Schizophrenia: nicotine as a therapeutic route
Nicotine acts on the symptoms of schizophrenia, according to French researchers. This discovery opens up a potential therapeutic avenueBetween 80 ...
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E-cigarette: nicotine and vapor levels influence withdrawal
Launched during the Moi (s) Sans Tabac, the E-cig 2016 study was carried out in 4 Paris hospitals. It confirms ...
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E-cigarette: a gateway to tobacco among teens
According to an American study, 20% of teenage regular vapers who tested this product before smoking become regular smokers in ...
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Nicotine patches to treat Parkinson’s
© iStockPhotos"Already in the 1920s, so almost a century ago, scientists had already observed that the nervous system of elderly ...
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Smoking cessation: towards a vaccine to stop smoking
To help quit smoking, a vaccine could strengthen the therapeutic arsenal within a few years.There are many obstacles facing smokers ...
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E-cigarette: vapers consume as much nicotine as smokers
Over time, vapers reduce the nicotine in liquids but compensate by increasing their consumption. They thus have exposure levels similar ...
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Smoking cessation: focus on nicotine substitutes
© StockbyteNicotine substitutes: relieve withdrawal symptomsChewing gums, sucking tablets, inhalers, patches ... all these nicotine substitutes are intended to relieve ...
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Do nicotine substitutes still have a place?
© Mike Watson ImagesThe sale of nicotine substitutes has fallen by more than 20% since the arrival of the electronic ...
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Electronic cigarette: a risk of making young people addicted to nicotine
The e-cigarette, promising to help smokers quit smoking, may create nicotine addiction in teens. This is what fear American health ...
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Stop smoking with a blood test
According to an American study, the speed with which a smoker eliminates nicotine from their body could help determine the ...
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Covid-19: does nicotine have a preventive effect?
Do nicotine patches have a role to play in the prevention of Covid-19? To answer this question, a French study ...
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Nicotine from e-cigarettes increases heart risk
© iStockPhotosIn a new study, researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden announce that electronic cigarettes that contain nicotine "significantly ...
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