While the health benefits of quitting smoking are immediate, nicotine withdrawals can be challenging. Once a person decides to quit, the first few months will likely be the hardest. What happens 1 ...

Within 12 hours Nicotine and carbon monoxide levels in the blood decrease, and oxygen returns to normal levels, which allows your muscles to work better and leads to an improvement in your sleep.

From improvements to your skin, to the impact on your mental health, here's all the effects quitting smoking can have on the body. What happens to your body when you quit smoking? Although the risks ...

Health; Smoking; What is the 'stop smoking pill' being rolled out on the NHS and how can you quit using ... "No one is forced to use treatment but we'll encourage it because the results are better.

Last year, an anti-smoking drug that could double your chances of quitting was made available on the NHS. A study found that smokers were more than twice as likely to give up tobacco when taking ...

Today is No Smoking Day (March 12), which is a great opportunity to give up your cigarette habit, if you've been putting it off. According to the NHS, every cigarette you smoke is harmful, and it ...

Today is No Smoking Day (March 12), which is a great opportunity to give up your cigarette habit, if you've been putting it off. According to the NHS, every cigarette you smoke is harmful, and it ...

The NHS is rolling out a once-a-day pill called Varenicline, which could save thousands of lives by helping people quit smoking. More than 70,000 people die from smoking-related conditions like ...

Around 506,100 NHS hospital admissions in people over the age of 35 are attributable to smoking, accounting for four per cent of all hospital admissions in this age group. Smoking also costs the ...