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Singapores government plans to sharply escalate penalties for vaping, including potential jail terms for serious offenders, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said on Sunday, describing the practice as an emerging public health threat that the city-state will now treat more like drug abuse than tobacco use

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There have been studies that have shown an association of increased risk of lung cancer and bronchitis (inflammation of airway) in dogs and cats. The grooming habits of cats can make them even more susceptible to the adverse effects of passive smoking

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