Smokers who light up first thing in the morning are more likely to develop lung cancer and tumors of the head and neck, compared with people who wait at least an hour after rolling out of bed to smoke ...

Dear Bradley: I don’t know. Ask a therapist, doctor or one of those bearded scientists on men’s-rights podcasts. The last Bradley who talked about smoking joints in the morning was pretty talented, ...

People who smoked within a half hour of waking up were 59 percent more at risk for head and neck cancers and 79 percent more at risk for lung cancer than smokers who waited at least an hour to smoke ...

Starting your day with healthy habits can make a big difference to your overall well-being. Simple activities such as drinking a glass of water, going for a morning walk, playing with your pet, ...