Opinion by Simon Chapman Wed 25 Mar 2026 at 4:06pm Professor Simon Chapman is a well known anti-smoking campaigner
EPA spokesperson Melissa Sullivan said in an email that the agency plans to revisit and better explain its evaluation of glyphosates carcinogenic potential by 2026, as well as to consider whether to assess other impacts it may have on human health
Exercise is good for you in the long run, but if you do it right before a drug test, it can change how long marijuana stays detectable
Even when nicotine is reduced, the habit can still feel powerful
While e-cigarettes, or vapes, may contain fewer chemicals than regular cigarettes, they are still NOT safe
However, the same stimulating effects that improve focus in one person may worsen anxiety, insomnia, irritability, or overstimulation in another