If you’ve been thinking about quitting smoking, there’s no time like the present pandemic. With the novel coronavirus sweeping ... levels of troponins – a sign of heart attack that can ...

Studies indicate that smoking may increase a person’s chances of contracting the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. They also suggest that smoking may worsen COVID-19 symptoms and increase ...

These can be symptoms similar to what happens during the infection, including shortness of breath and fatigue, or unusual signs that might not be immediately linked to COVID-19. Even if symptoms ...

If you use a smoking product like a water ... People who use vapes or e-cigarettes -- no matter what’s in them -- may be more likely to get the coronavirus for many of the same reasons as ...

Smoking cannabis could worsen the effects of COVID-19 by irritating the respiratory system. However, some studies have found better outcomes for cannabis users hospitalized with COVID-19 than non ...

Smokers were 45% more likely to die than non-smokers from COVID-19. Smokers and vapers ... including lack of complete smoking history for participants and no information on how many cigarettes ...