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Smoking may erode your problem-solving capacity London, Feb 7 (IANS) Smoking may be a risk factor for dementia among the elderly that erodes their problem-solving capacity and self-control and makes them see things which are not there.

Proposals to relax smoking ban in Wales for film and TV productions criticised THE smoking ban could be relaxed to allow film and television actors to puff on cigarettes.

Smoking May Be Especially Tough on Men's Brains MONDAY, Feb. 6 (HealthDay News) -- Smoking appears to speed declines in memory, thinking, learning and processing information in men, but not in women, new research suggests.

Smoking linked to faster cognitive decline in men Middle-aged men who smoke suffered more rapid cognitive decline than peers who have never smoked or who have been ex-smokers for at least 10 years, researchers reported Monday in the Archives of General Psychiatry .

Smoking in Men Speeds Up Mental Decline Men who smoke tend to have a more rapid mental decline than men who do not smoke, a new study shows. But the findings did not reveal a similar link between smoking and mental decline in female smokers.

Smoking May Take Brain Toll on Men A study published today found that smoking was linked to faster, more dramatic age-related mental decline in men.

Smoking associated with more rapid cognitive decline in men Smoking in men appears to be associated with more rapid cognitive decline, according to a report published online first by Archives of General Psychiatry, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.

Smoking with a child in the car? Think again, says US report A new report from the US, reportedly the first of its kind, reveals a new concern for parents of teenagers: secondhand smoke while in the car.

Campaign to cut smoking in cars A campaign to stop people smoking in cars when carrying children - and which could pave the way for a ban - is launched by the Welsh government.

Your guide to the smoking ban debate Smoking ban advocates are holding out hope that this is the year a statewide smoking ban with heft will pass the Indiana Senate, the measure's graveyard for five years running.