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Tobacco

Never mind that there’s zero evidence that menthol cigarettes are uniquely bad for smokers’ health.

Menthol Prohibition Would Criminalize Communities of Color

Never mind that there’s zero evidence that menthol cigarettes are uniquely bad for smokers’ health.
By Ross Marchand
Mint Juul Pods

New Study: Discontinued Mint, Mango Juul Pods Were Magic for Quitting Smoking

With attractive flavors, adult smokers stand a much better chance of quitting cigarettes.
By Chris Roberts
American exceptionalism lives on in the e-cigarette, where profit lust dealt a death blow to a life-saving medical concept, and Americans will likely die because of it.

It May Actually Be Good That E-Cigs Are More Addictive Than Tobacco—But Juul Ruined It

In the UK, e-cigarettes are considered "95%" less dangerous than conventional smokes. But Juul's profit lust has dealt a death blow to a life-saving medical concept in the United States.
By Chris Roberts
Marlboro Lights, a Phillip Morris USA product.

Sensing Big Bucks, Tobacco Companies Pivot Toward Marijuana

By Chris Roberts
Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald gives a TED Talk in 2014.

CDC Head Resigns After Report She Traded Tobacco Stocks in Office

By John Bonazzo
Gov. Chris Christie.

NJ Politics Digest: Christie Signs and Christie Vetoes

By Steve Cronin
A man exhales smoke whilst smoking a cigarette on World No Tobacco Day.

New York City Law Will Hike the Price of Cigarettes to $13 a Pack

By Madina Toure
One in every 20 smokers are women.

The War Is Far From Over—Smoking Causes 1 in 10 Deaths Worldwide

By David B. Samadi
Chris Stewart, AKA Black Marble

Black Marble Breaks Up With NY Through a Record of Vintage Synth Magic

By Justin Joffe
Tobacco.

Tobacco’s Glitched-Out ‘Sweatbox Dynasty’ Is Like Nothing You’ll Hear All Year

By Michael Sainato
Every New Yorker's been there.

Afternoon Bulletin: Hillary Clinton’s Turnstile Struggle, Smokeless Tobacco No More

By Sonja Hansen
A revolver.

Afternoon Bulletin: Special Court Opens to Handle City Gun Crimes

By Parker Richards
Delegates arrive for the election of the new president of China during the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 14, 2013. China's parliament named Xi Jinping as president on March 14, four months after he took charge of the Communist Party with pledges of reform that have raised hopes but so far yielded little change. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images)

Beijing Takes Extreme Measures to Ban Smoking, Should NYC Do the Same?

By David B. Samadi
A CVS. (Photo: KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty Images)

City Pols Celebrate CVS Plan to Stop Tobacco Sales

By Kelly Weill

Tobacco Retailers Rage Against ‘Houdini’ Mayor Michael Bloomberg

By Ross Barkan
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he was also skeptical about raising the age on cigarette sales. (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Conde Nast)

Bloomberg Credits Britain for Inspiring Him to Raise Smoking Age

By Jill Colvin
(Photo: Getty)

Convenience Store Group Slams City’s Move to Raise Smoking Age

By Colin Campbell
No smokes for you!

New York City Rolls Up More Lawsuits on Loose Tobacco Establishments

By Drew Grant
Illo: Chris Gash

Island Smokes Brings New Yorkers the $3 Pack of Smokes…but for How Long?

By Nate Freeman
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