Nearly 1 in 5 American high school seniors has used a hookah at least once in the preceding year, and the risk was greater for students from higher-income families, according to a study published ...

It’s sneaky. In the same way Philip Morris marketed cigarettes equating smoking its brand with the rugged wild west individualism of the Marlboro Man (the cigs became the world’s bestselling), it ...

Cigarette use is declining among young people at the same time that hookah smoking is gaining in popularity, says a new study that finds nearly 1 out 5 high school seniors used the water pipe device ...

(CNN)-- Teens who used e-cigarettes and hookah were up to four times more likely to use marijuana later, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. Researchers from the ...

(Reuters Health) - A growing number of American teens and young adults are using hookah, or water pipes, and many of them may be under the mistaken impression that it's risk-free and non-addictive, ...

DEARBORN, Mich. — In a classroom packed with teens in football jerseys, T-shirts and hijab, health educators are tackling more than nicotine and addiction. They're taking on tradition. In particular, ...

There is growing evidence that hookah smoking affects heart rate and blood pressure, with chronic use linked to an increased risk of heart disease, the American Heart Association warned Friday. Use of ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As hookah smoking becomes more popular among young adults, especially college-age students, researchers are finding that positive mentions about hookah use ...

Social media is giving researchers insight into the rising use of hookah, according to a study. Hookah, smoked through a water pipe and also known as shisha, has harmful health effects similar to ...

There is growing evidence that hookah smoking affects heart rate and blood pressure, with chronic use linked to an increased risk of heart disease, the American Heart Association warned Friday. Use of ...

(CNN) --Teens who used e-cigarettes and hookah were up to four times more likely to use marijuana later, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. Researchers from the ...