roughly 11 percent of American adults reported smoking cigarettes, with men slightly more likely to smoke than women. However, while fewer women might smoke on average, previous studies have shown ...

suggests that pregnant women should also consider e-cigarettes. The study included 1,140 pregnant women who were trying to stop smoking, who were divided into two groups. Half of the women ...

These adverse effects of smoking on fertility have been found to occur in women who smoked “just” a few cigarettes a day. The higher the number of cigarettes the longer it took them to get ...

"Nicotine and toxins in cigarettes affect bone health ... published in 2006 in the Journal of Women's Health: After one year without smoking, a group of postmenopausal women had improved bone ...

cigarettes. The increases were greater for young women than men. Dr Sharon Cox said: "The reasons for the possible increase in smoking among more advantaged women under 45 are unclear.