Take a look around you at work today, and point out the smokers. Now think about how much time they spend taking smoke breaks. Think it's a little unfair since you're a non-smoker?
Take a look around you at work today, and point out the smokers. Now think about how much time they spend taking smoke breaks. Think it's a little unfair since you're a non-smoker?
Supporters of a push to raise the tobacco buying age from 18 to 21 are excited about the upcoming debate in St. Cloud. Jodi Gertken is the Director of Wellness for the CentraCare Health Foundation. She says it aligns with their mission to improve the health of central Minnesotans.
St. Cloud could be the next city to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products to 21. During Monday night's meeting the city council will set a public hearing for October 9th to discuss the issue.
It's going to cost Minnesota smokers more to light up in 2016. An automatic inflationary adjustment to the state's excise tax will take effect tomorrow (Friday). It means Minnesotans will be paying more for cigarettes in the new year.
The big push for e-cigs to help you quit smoking, or smoking them inside where cigarettes aren't allowed, may not be as safe as you may have thought.
This isn't the 1st report of the vapor cigs I've seen, but it certainly is scary to see what can happen...
Teens stampede over Fifty Shades of Grey, a listener reaches out for advice on a teen caught smoking, and Jesse teaches Lucy to tie a tie as part of the "Real Man" series.
War on drugs. Just say no. Butt out. The Great American Smoke-Out. You name it, somebody's tried it. So despite all the health warnings, why haven't Americans stopped smoking, drinking, and doing drugs? Turns out, we don't care about the risks.