You're favorite guilty pleasure snack may be just as addictive as cigarettes or heroin, a new study reveals. An analysis of 281 studies in 36 countries, published in the British Medical Journal ...

Smoking cessation messages aimed at smokers of light and ultra light cigarettes, approximately two-thirds of the U.S. cigarette market, must take into account that these products do provide ...

Dr Van Tulleken said: ‘As long as the policy makers include the industry that will be regulated, I think nothing will happen. It’s important to speak to the food industry, understand the food ...

The National Cancer Institute has for several years called for a change in the way that cigarettes are labeled. In 2001, it said people most concerned about smoking risks are those most likely to use ...

Doctor warns 'Ultra-processed food is the new cigarette,' and it can increase your chances of developing serious health issues.

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Philip Morris, part of Altria Group Inc., acknowledges on its Web site that smokers should not assume that light or ultra light cigarettes are safer than full-flavor brands.

Ultra-Processed Foods Are as Addictive as Alcohol and Cigarettes, New Study Says Junk foods, high in fat and carbohydrates, could be as addictive as ‘other legal substances’ for adults, a new ...

A new study published in BMJ found that ultra-processed foods are just as addictive as cigarettes and alcohol, and that 14% of adults have food addiction.

Junk foods, high in fat and carbohydrates, could be as addictive as ‘other legal substances’ for adults, a new study suggests ...

Junk foods like candy and chips trigger cravings—a key feature of addiction. Experts say that the food industry applied lessons learned from Big Tobacco to ultra-processed foods.

Ultra-processed foods with lots of refined carbohydrates and added fats — including sweets and salty snacks — may be as addictive as cigarettes.