Want to Stop Smoking? New Tobacco Study May Have Found the Solution You Need

Doing away with bad habits isn’t always as simple as saying “no.” However, taking the first step in improving ourselves can make a world of difference. For instance, everyone knows that smoking is bad for their health. However, millions of people in the U.S. still smoke cigarettes. Unfortunately, the Black community has been hit the hardest by these drug companies. In fact, tobacco companies often like to set up shop in majorly Black neighborhoods. Tactics like these have led 90 percent of Black Americans to use methanol cigarettes, which are both easier to smoke and harder to quit. Making matters worse, research shows that thousands of Black people have died from tobacco-related cancers. Honestly, these statistics are devastating. Fortunately, there’s work being done to promote smoke cessation in targeted demographics like the Black community. Several organizations and even individuals have taken on the task of re-educating Black smokers on the effects of smoking tobacco. In fact, one woman’s study may be the key to helping people give up smoking for good. Her research may even save millions of Black lives.  A College Assistant Professor’s Study May Be The Key University of Arkansas Assistant Professor Diana Jones, of the Medical Sciences...