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Scary Smokes: FDA Proposes New Cigarette Labels
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World Lung Cancer Day: Screening Saves Lives
Low-dose CT scans can help those at high risk. Read More
Moffitt Continues the Countdown to Quit Smoking
Study evaluates reduced or low-nicotine cigarettes as a new way to quit smoking Read More
Unfiltered Truth: No Safe Way to Smoke Tobacco
Moffitt expert weighs in on latest health study of filtered, unfiltered and light cigarettes. Read More
What Keeps Cancer Patients from Quitting Cigarettes?
Moffitt experts work to disarm “lung cancer stigma” Read More
Embracing the New Normal
Two and a half years after bladder cancer, Craig Graham is getting back to life and living healthier. Read More
Fighting Cancer While Smoking: Costs Beyond Health?
New study attempts to estimate financial impact when cancer patients smoke. Read More
Breath of Fresh Air
Implementation of smoke-free policies improves health Read More
E-cigarettes Best for Helping Smokers Quit
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Smoking While Fighting Cancer Costs Beyond Health
Moffitt’s Moonshot grant will fund efforts to help its patients quit Read More
If You’re at Risk, New Study Affirms Lung Cancer Screening is the Right Choice
Early lung cancer usually has no symptoms, so it’s hard to detect early when there is the best chance for a cure. Read More
The Great American Smokeout 2018: Tips to Quit
The Great American Smokeout is an opportunity for smokers to commit to a healthy, smoke-free life and learn about the tools they can use to quit. Read More
FDA Strikes to Snuff Out Flavored eCigarettes and Menthol Cigarettes
The federal agency wants to restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and take menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars off the shelf. Read More
Besides Smoking, What Causes Lung Cancer?
While cigarette smoking is the most common lung cancer risk factor, about 15% of lung cancer diagnoses occur in people who have never smoked. Read More
Leading Ladies Affected by Anal Cancer Brings New Awareness to Rare Disease
More than 5,500 women will be diagnosed with the disease in the United States this year. Read More
FDA Puts Stores on Notice — Stop Selling E-Cigarettes to Kids
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on the sale of vaping products to teenagers. Read More
Opponents Sue to Speed Up e-cigarette Regulation
A Moffitt researcher cautions a compromise to maximize public health benefit. Read More
FDA Makes Moves to Curb Nicotine Addiction
The United States Food and Drug Administration is making a bold move to help smokers kick the habit. Read More
E-Cigarettes OK to Quit Smoking
Smokers hoping to crush out their last butt might consider weaning themselves off the habit with temporary help from e-cigarettes. Read More

Scary Smokes: FDA Proposes New Cigarette Labels
Moffitt expert says U.S. is playing catch-up in global tobacco control efforts. Read More

World Lung Cancer Day: Screening Saves Lives
Low-dose CT scans can help those at high risk. Read More

Moffitt Continues the Countdown to Quit Smoking
Study evaluates reduced or low-nicotine cigarettes as a new way to quit smoking Read More

Unfiltered Truth: No Safe Way to Smoke Tobacco
Moffitt expert weighs in on latest health study of filtered, unfiltered and light cigarettes. Read More

What Keeps Cancer Patients from Quitting Cigarettes?
Moffitt experts work to disarm “lung cancer stigma” Read More

Embracing the New Normal
Two and a half years after bladder cancer, Craig Graham is getting back to life and living healthier. Read More

Fighting Cancer While Smoking: Costs Beyond Health?
New study attempts to estimate financial impact when cancer patients smoke. Read More

Breath of Fresh Air
Implementation of smoke-free policies improves health Read More

E-cigarettes Best for Helping Smokers Quit
New study shows that e-cigarettes are better than traditional nicotine-replacement therapy for smoking cessation Read More

FDA Strikes to Snuff Out Flavored e-Cigarettes and Menthol Cigarettes
The federal agency wants to restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and take menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars off the shelf. Read More

The Great American Smokeout 2018: Tips to Quit
The Great American Smokeout is an opportunity for smokers to commit to a healthy, smoke-free life and learn about the tools they can use to quit. Read More

Besides Smoking, What Causes Lung Cancer?
While cigarette smoking is the most common lung cancer risk factor, about 15 percent of lung cancer diagnoses occur in people who have never smoked. Read More

FDA Puts Stores on Notice — Stop Selling E-Cigarettes to Kids
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on the sale of vaping products to teenagers. Read More

Opponents Sue to Speed Up e-cigarette Regulation
A Moffitt researcher cautions a compromise to maximize public health benefit. Read More

E-Cigarettes OK to Quit Smoking
Smokers hoping to crush out their last butt might consider weaning themselves off the habit with temporary help from e-cigarettes. Read More

Five Things to Know About a Lung Cancer Screening
What is a low-dose CT scan? Who should get a lung cancer screening? Find the answers to these questions are more. Read More

The Great American Smokeout
On the third Thursday of November, countless tobacco users across the nation will take an important step toward bettering their health by participating in the Great American Smokeout. Read More

Why Do Healthy Nonsmokers Get Lung Cancer?
While the likelihood of a nonsmoker developing lung cancer is much lower than that of a similarly situated smoker, studies show that the number of lung cancer diagnoses in people who have never smoked is steadily on the rise. Read More

Secondhand Smoke and Cancer – The Threat Is Very Real
Some people are surprised to learn that breathing in secondhand smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar or pipe is just as hazardous as smoking itself. Read More

Infographic: What Happens to Your Body When You Quit Smoking
Thinking about kicking the habit but think it’s too late? Quitting at any age can give back years to your life. Read More

World No Tobacco Day Encourages Everyone to Quit for 24 Hours – or for Good
World No Tobacco Day, which is sponsored by the World Health Organization and observed around the globe, is intended to encourage everyone to abstain from using all forms of tobacco – including smoking, chewing and dipping – for at least 24 hours. Read More