Worse COPD Outcomes With Combined Cigarette, Biomass Smoke
Combined cigarette and biomass smoke exposure was associated with worse COPD outcomes, including more severe exacerbations.
Combined cigarette and biomass smoke exposure was associated with worse COPD outcomes, including more severe exacerbations.
National survey data show inhaled cannabis and nicotine use remain elevated among adults while traditional cigarette smoking reaches historic lows.
Adults with drug-resistant epilepsy who consume cannabis frequently develop medication resistance faster and experience more convulsive episodes.
While traditional cigarette smoking has dropped, overall nicotine exposure is shifting toward alternative products such as e-cigarettes, with youth starting at earlier ages.
A Dutch program focused on youth vaping prevention earned the 2026 European Lung Foundation (ELF) Award at ERS 2026.
The latest round of products brings the total number of FDA-authorized flavored nicotine pouches to 43.