Two outlets report on concerns about people who smoke cigarettes while drinking alcohol, such as having a cigarette with beer or wine. Both articles frame the behavior as common among “social smokers” who may light up after a drink, then describe it as potentially more dangerous than smoking alone. The coverage attributes the warning to “experts,” who say the combination can increase harm to the body. The articles emphasize that alcohol can make smoking more likely and may worsen the effects of tobacco exposure. They also indicate that there is a point by which individuals should stop smoking—citing an “age you must quit” concept—though the provided text does not include specific figures. Overall, the stories focus on the health implications of using cigarettes and alcohol together and urge readers to consider the risks of the pattern rather than treating it as harmless or occasional.