smoking

Examines the connection between nicotine addiction and depression, and discusses how nicotine effects the brain in ways similar to the chemical imbalances that can spark depression.

Examines the relationship between peer pressure and tobacco use, discussing how peer pressure affects people, why people begin to smoke, truths and lies about cigarettes, quitting the habit, and other related topics.

Studies the history of tobacco use, its role in culture, and its effect on the human body. Includes suggestions on how to quit smoking.

Examines how tobacco control laws are implemented and enforced; discusses the relationships between legislature and anti-tobacco advocates; and provides synopses of case studies involving the taxing of tobacco, the sale of cigarettes to minors, and public smoking laws.

Provides an understanding of the motivations behind smoking.

Examines the costs related to tobacco use, discussing accidental fires, smoking-induced illnesses, quitting and prevention, and purchase and production.

Presents an examination of smoking, in simple text with illustrations, including a discussion of who smokes and why, how smoking is promoted, health risks, the tobacco industry, and more.

Discusses the legal, economic, civil rights, and health issues surrounding the debate over legislation governing smoking.

Describes the immediate and long-term health hazards of smoking, including the dangers of passive smoking and the risks to pregnant smokers.

Presents opposing viewpoints on such aspects of smoking as the possible harmful effects of passive smoking, cigarette advertising, and the role of common courtesy in the smoking debate.