NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The more the first smoke of the day reduces a person's craving for a cigarette, the harder it will be for that person to quit, a recent study shows. Sign up here. Among ...

If you name it, you can tame it. That's a new tool for fighting cigarette cravings, according to assistant research psychologist Golnaz Tabibnia.

The study, conducted by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), saw researchers reviewing the health records of nearly 223,000 people who had recently started taking some form of medication for ...

Oral nicotine pouches, a tobacco-leaf-free product marketed as an alternative to cigarettes, do little to curb current smokers' nicotine cravings, according to a new study. Public health scientists ...

In a new study from the Annenberg School for Communication, researchers found that smokers report higher levels of cigarette cravings when exposure to tobacco retail increased. The study — published ...