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1. Burn off your cigarette addiction with exercise.
Just 5 minutes of activity can help curb cravings, studies find
(MSNBC)
2. Study: Nicotine increasing in cigarettes. Levels jumped
11 percent over a seven-year period, researchers confirm
(MSNBC)
3. 1 in 5 women with lung cancer never smoked. More
evidence that females are extra susceptible to secondhand
smoke (MSNBC)
4. Future smokers may be programmed in womb. Pregnant
women's nicotine may pass through placenta and reach fetus
(MSNBC)
5. Smoking risk factors (CDC.gov)
6. Benefits of smoking (CDC.gov)
7. Cessation (CDC.gov)
8. Formaldehyde - Cigarette Smoke (About.com)