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Doctor encourages sufferers to keep a diary so they can pinpoint certain triggers - and learn to avoid them

According to a recent survey less than half of British vapers say they are planning to quit any time soon, despite some experiencing ailments including shortness of breath

Smoking cigarettes is one of the biggest causes of death in the UK, and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly plotting a controversial ban on buying cigarettes for the next generation

Rishi Sunak is in talks about introducing a new law similar to that brought in in New Zealand which would effectively make cigarettes unobtainable for the next generation

During Organ Donation Week, Daniel Doherty has told how the double lung transplant and support from NHS hub Walsall Manor Hospital saved his life when smoking took its toll on his health

Clamour for change comes after a Government-commissioned review last year recommended a ban on lighting up outside any premises that sells food and drink to ensure hospitality is smoke-free

Rishi Sunak has voiced his concern that vape companies are targeting children, with a government plan to ban the disposable devices to be unveiled next week, according to reports

It comes after a Government-commissioned review last year recommended a ban on smoking outside any premises that sell food and drink to ensure hospitality is smoke-free

Around a third of all adults in the UK have the condition - also known as hypertension - which can put a serious extra strain on the body if left untreated.

Philip Morris International has been working alongside a team of experts for the last 15 years to develop the tool that will help smokers give up cigarettes for good

There’s compelling evidence from Oxford University that shows quitting smoking actually improves mental health among people both with and without mental health disorders

Super-strength contraband vapes are being disguised as highlighter pens and sold to children in New York. These vape pens would be illegal in most European countries.

Old habits die hard - but if you want to beat some health issues which you just can't seem to get the better of, it may be your "modern lifestyle" tendencies which are getting in the way, according to a GP

The move, which has already been introduced in Canada and Israel, would see inserts with messages highlighting the health benefits of quitting. The Government says it's been proven to work, and could save the NHS billions of pounds a year.

North Koreans use the Rodong Sinmun propaganda rag to roll their cigarettes, to paper their walls, and to even wrap foods like bread, rice cakes and sweets - but now risk being sent to he gulag if found guilty of selling it

The Dance The Night singer shared snaps from her latest sunny break with her 88.7million followers, but the most-liked comments were from people criticising her smoking habit

Researchers analysed data related to the lifestyles of over seven thousand people and identified eight core behaviours that can help tackle chronic diseases and decrease mortality risk

But with the price per cigarette looking set to rise to over £1 by the end of 2024, a quarter say they will be forced to quit the habit due to cost

Analysis of health data by US scientists has found that low physical activity, binge drinking, poor diet, and poor sleep hygiene have a significant impact on lifespan

Sybil Eaton from Shropshire smoked 20 cigarettes a day almost all her life and died just six weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer after noticing an unshakeable pain in her arm

Brit Ian Haworth moved to Canada and was out shopping one day when he was approached by a woman who asked him to join their community group - little did he know by the following weekend he would be under the control of a cult

A reader asks for advice about her smoking habit which is ruining her life

The man had been on a course of antibiotics when he noticed his tongue start to change in colour and texture before it turned green and hairy in a rare side effect

Other top targets set during the summer include drinking more water, losing weight, and working out more, according to the survey of smokers

Paediatric chest physician Professor Andy Bush is “absolutely horrified” that a growing number of children are being admitted to hospital after using illegally-sold vapes, with some developing serious lung conditions