Q: I heard that some children may be more sensitive to second-hand smoke than others. Does this mean that only those children are at risk from second-hand smoke?
A: Your question probably stems from a recent study published in the American Journal of Respiratory Critical Care Medicine. More >>

Q: I heard smoking can cause erectile dysfunction (ED). Is this true?
A: Yes, smoking can cause ED, a condition in which a man has a consistent problem getting or keeping an erection sufficient enough for him to complete sexual intercourse. More >>

Q: I smoked for many years, but quit about five years ago. I’d like to be sure my lungs are healthy now. Is there a screening test for lung cancer?
A: Yes, there is. The results of a recent study show that CT scan screening may be effective for finding early stage lung cancers. More >>

Q: I want to whiten my teeth, but would like more information about the procedure. What exactly is involved?
A: Everyone wants to have a nice smile, but over the years most people accumulate intrinsic stains which won’t brush away. More >>

Q: With all the information available on the dangers of tobacco use, is it still a problem among teenagers?
A: Yes. Although the number of teenage smokers is decreasing, the statistics are still startling. Every day, more than 4,000 children under the age of 18 try their first cigarette. More >>

Q: I smoke. Am I at risk for breast cancer?
A: Yes, studies show that smoking increases your risk of developing breast and other cancers including leukemia, and cancers of the liver, stomach, pancreas and cervix. More >>