Mischa Barton steps out for a rainy day drive in her convertible On Friday, she was spotted heading out for a rainy day drive with a friend in her vintage convertible. The 31-year-old stepped out just one day after she was spotted drinking and smoking until 3 am.

How smoking and drinking have a huge negative impact on your everyday memory Drinking and smoking impair memory when used separately, when used together they intensify the effect.

Teens drinking and smoking less, doing fewer drugs American teenagers are the best behaved they’ve ever been — drinking and smoking less and doing fewer drugs than their predecessors in more than 40 years of tracking.

Parental Absence Linked To Smoking And Drinking In Pre-Teens Kids were more than twice as likely to take up smoking before the age of 11.

Loss Of Parent Linked To Children’s Smoking, Drinking What do you think?

Boring Teens Are Drinking, Smoking, Drugging Less Every Year New survey results from Monitoring the Future and the University of Michigan indicate that American teenagers are drinking, smoking, and drugging far less

Laziness and lack of sleep can shorten your life, especially when combined, study says You already know that smoking is bad for you and that drinking too much alcohol may shorten your life. Now a new study says that spending too much time in a chair and depriving yourself of necessary sleep should join a short list of behaviors known t Read more ... o increase your risk of premature death.

This May Be Why You Want To Smoke When You've Been Drinking Does your personal ban on smoking go out the window as soon as you've had a drink? Reaching for a cigarette after drinking alcohol is not an uncommon behaviour, but according to a new study, we don

This May Be Why You Want To Smoke When You've Been Drinking Does your personal ban on smoking go out the window as soon as you've had a drink? Reaching for a cigarette after drinking alcohol is not an uncommon behaviour, but according to a new study, we don

Kids These Days Are Smoking And Drinking A Lot Less Than They Used To Only a small percentage of children aged 11-15 in England have ever used 'legal highs' while only half have even heard of them, a new report has found. Smoking and drinking among the same group has