Antioxidants May Mitigate Harmful Effects of Cigarette Smoke
Researchers have found that incorporating antioxidant agents into cigarette filters can reduce the harmful effects of smoking on human cells. This discovery may pave the way for the development of safer tobacco products with reduced health risks.
October 2002
Low Cholesterol Levels May Not Mitigate Cardiovascular Risk in Smokers
Although low cholesterol levels are typically associated with reduced cardiovascular risk, this protective effect may be diminished in smokers, according to recent research. These findings underscore the complex interplay between smoking, cholesterol levels, and cardiovascular health.
October 2002
Smoking Linked to Bone Fragility in Men
New research from French scientists reveals that smoking increases the risk of osteoporosis in men, challenging previous assumptions that this association primarily affects women. This study highlights the importance of smoking cessation for maintaining bone health in both genders.
September 2002
