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Proposal 371 before the Marion County/Indianapolis Council seeks to ban (smoking in bars and ban) the use of e-cigarettes in all workplaces, but leading public health physicians and smokefree advocates aren't pleased that e-cigarettes were quietly included in the legislation.
Governor David Paterson is proposing cutting another $10 million from an anti-tobacco program to help balance the state budget...
Ever since The Consumerist broke this story earlier this mo nth that Apple is canceling the warranties on products exposed to cigarette smoke, the techarazi have been having a field day. Sound crazy? Here's the "deets" as my eight year old daughter would say: 1. Apparantly, there was a man in Iowa who took his two year old Macbook in for repairs at an Apple store in West Des Moines. They called ...
The faint red glow of four cigarettes was barely visible among the swirls of smoke in the car. I am not claustrophobic but the smoke was suffocating me; I felt like I was in a gas chamber. That awful taste was stuck in the back of my throat and the stench was embedded in my clothing. This scene had become a familiar one for me, for smoking is somewhat of a family activity for my parents and two ...
New York's fiscal crisis is now expected to have to take another $10 million from the anti-tobacco program to help balance the state budget. Anti-smoking forces believe the proposal would end a TV ad campaign and eventually...
GREAT FALLS - Leaders in Great Falls are rethinking the city's ban on smoking within 20 feet of buildings. They say the biggest factor in repealing the rule is the impact on tavern owners already reeling from an Oct. 1 statewide ban on smoking ban.
Maduro's Cigars will open Monday at Chandler's Promenade at Fulton Ranch.
New York's fiscal crisis is now expected to have to take another $10 million from the anti-tobacco program to help balance the state budget. Anti-smoking forces believe the proposal would end a TV ad campaign and eventually cost more in health care costs.
The battle to get adult smokers in the United States to quit has stalled. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in November that 20.6 percent of adults — about 46 million — were smokers in 2008, up slightly from 19.8 percent in 2007.
A decline in smoking in Europe and better screening mean fewer people are dying of cancer, but lung cancer deaths in women are rising in places like Scotland and Hungary where more women smoke, doctors said on Monday.
ALBANY, N.Y. — New York's fiscal crisis is now expected to have to take another $10 million fr...
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