In the most recent episode of the ITV morning show, Susanna, 54, alongside her co-host Ed Balls, shared the breaking news that inflation has seen a drop to 2.5%. Susanna reported: "So our breaking ...

The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday proposed curbing the level of nicotine in cigarettes to make the products less addictive in an ambitious effort to help more Americans quit smoking.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid interrupted Wednesday's broadcast to share 'breaking news' with viewers. During the programme, 54-year-old Susanna and her co-host Ed Balls disclosed ...

His picks for key health positions have not commented, but his anti-regulatory past concerns anti-smoking activists. If nicotine levels are slashed, it “would be the death knell of smoking in ...

Going cold turkey can be incredibly challenging and often results in slip-ups, which is why it’s important to consider using an e-cigarette to help you quit smoking once and for all.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid halted the biggest stories of the day to issue a breaking news announcement. During Monday's show (January 13) with Susanna and Ed Balls, the duo ...

During the latest programme, Susanna, 54, and Ed, 57, were talking about the latest headlines, which included the launch of Jeff Bezos' rocket. However, during the reporting, Susanna revealed that ...

So it came as a shock to the American public when, on January 11, 1964, their surgeon general appeared on television saying that smoking tobacco leads to disease and death. Luther Terry ...

Currently, there is no direct research on the effects that smoking weed has on a cold. While some people say that smoking cannabis helps with inflammatory symptoms, others argue that the heat and ...

Since 2007 there have been moves towards stricter regulations on smoking in public spaces across the world. But have any of these had noticeable health impacts? Sally Howard and Geetanjali Krishna ...

Those aged 18 to 24 years have had the largest reduction in smoking prevalence (15.9 percentage points) between 2011 (25.7%) and 2023 (9.8%). Around 5.1 million adults aged 16 years and over (9.8%) ...