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San Francisco May Toughen Restrictions On Smoking
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Scientists crack cancer code in revolution for patient care
The first comprehensive genetic maps of human cancers have been created by British scientists, paving the way for a medical revolution in which every tumour will be targeted with personalised therapy.
12 hrs ago | Daily Record
Gap in life expectancy between sexes narrows as Scottish men adopt healthier lifestyles
THE gap in life expectancy between the sexes is closing because men are beginning to lead healthier lifestyles than women, Scotland 's top doctor said today.
16 hrs ago | Providence Journal
Froma Harrop: Sin is its own punishment; taxing it is unfair and illogical
Sly industry-sponsored ads in which ordinary Americans worry about some scheme in Congress generally irritate me.
21 hrs ago | Connecticut's WB 20
Report: NKorea's Kim suffering from laryngitis, can't work without resting every other day
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il is suffering from chronic laryngitis - probably because of excessive smoking and drinking - and he can't work without resting every other day, a news report said Wednesday.
Spain goes for complete smoking ban
Spain is to ban smoking in all bars and restaurants. Health minister Trinidad Jimenez said today that she hopes to put the bill before parliament in 2010.
Colorado Supreme Court upholds ban of smoking on stage
From left to right: Uta Hagen, cigarette in hand, Arthur Hill, Beverlee McKinsey and Richard Easton in the London production of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf,' at the Piccadilly Theater in London in the early 1960s.
Exit, smoking: Actors can't light up on Colo stage
Eds: APNewsNow. Moving on general news and entertainment services. DENVER The Colorado Supreme Court has upheld a state ban on smoking on stage, ruling that public health trumps actors' freedom of expression.
11,000 extra smokers trying to quit
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New research backs FDA ban on flavored cigarettes
New research showing that thrill-seeking teenagers are especially susceptible to fruit-flavored cigarettes is in line with the recent ban on the sale of flavored cigarettes by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in September 2009.
Marijuana Use No Longer Dropping Among U.S. Teens
Fewer teenagers are using methamphetamine, but reductions in marijuana use have stalled and abuse of prescription drugs remains high, U.S. health officials report.
This is the most common cause of COPD. People age 40 and above with a history of smoking have the greatest chance of getting the disease.
The Poker Face sensation was playing to a packed crowd in Vancouver as part of The Monster Ball Tour on Friday night .
Study shows pot more popular among teenagers
Smoking marijuana is becoming even more popular among U.S. teens and they have cut down on smoking cigarettes, binge drinking and using methamphetamine, according to a federal survey released Monday.
Ky. ranks low in anti-smoking spending
A report by anti-smoking groups is ranking Kentucky 40th among states in the amount of money spent to persuade people to quit or never start smoking.
Tennessee is worst in nation in funding anti-smoking programs for kids
Tennessee does the poorest job in the nation at funding programs to keep kids from smoking and help smokers quit, according to a national report released Wednesday by a coalition of public health organizations.
Smoke-free legislation cuts costs and improves health
As a physician, I want to help people live healthier and happier lives. Yet, no matter how many patients I see in my lifetime, I will never make as big a difference in the health of Michigan citizens as our Legislature can by passing comprehensive smoke-free legislation.
State Senate pass smoking ban bill
Friday, December 11, 2009 at 12:07 a.m. Read more: Local , State , Smoking , Ban , Restaurants , Bill , Proposal , Legislation A new bill aims to put an end to people lighting up cigarettes in public places.
Tobacco companies claim Ottawa played equal role developing cigarettes
In the waning days of the cigarette's cool cache in the late 1960s, as the dangers of lighting up were becoming more and more apparent, the federal government invested its research dollars into developing "safer" low-tar varieties, say tobacco companies.
Singer Lady Gaga attends the Heartbeats by Lady Gaga headphones unveiling at GILT at The New York Palace Hotel on September 30, 2009 in New York City.