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A Harvard Medical School study found many patients continue smoking after receiving a diagnosis of lung or colorectal cancer while they battle the diseases, though quitting smoking would improve their prognoses, according to the researchers.
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Kids who live with smokers miss more days of school, compared to children who live in non-smoking households. The finding supports research showing how second-hand smoke negatively impacts respiratory health of children.
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According to a large international study, women who smoke have a 25 percent greater risk of developing coronary heart disease than male smokers.
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The FDA has unveiled nine new graphic warning labels that must appear on all cigarette packaging and advertising in the US beginning in the fall of 2012, in the most dramatic change to cigarette packs since the Surgeon General's warning was added in 1965.
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Heavy smoking increases your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia at least 157 percent, according to a new study.
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Russia is dealing with a severe wildfire situation. Careless smokers are behind some of the fires that has called for a State of Emergency in seven regions.
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Smokers are at risk from their own second hand smoke according to a study by the National Cancer Research Institute, Genoa, Italy.
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A new urine test that tests the levels of the chemical NNAL may be able to tell which smokers are more likely to contract lung cancer.
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One of the first actions President Obama took was to sign H.R.2, or what is referred to as SCHIP, to help poor families that do not qualify for medicaid, but is this hurting as much as it is helping?
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Health officials have devised a plan to get smokers to quit and are offering nearly 1,000 of them almost $100 a month to give up their habit. Those who don't favor this plan say it's nothing short of bribery.
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Smokers who light up outside a central Scotland hospital will trigger an alarm and loudspeaker message telling them to stop.
 A group of Quebec smokers is squaring off with Canada's three largest cigarette companies in a landmark class action worth up to $27 billion.
Smokers who light up outside three hospitals in north Wales will trigger an alarm and loudspeaker message telling them to stop.
Ten thousand smokers in Scotland are to take part in a trial screening programme aimed at detecting lung cancer.
In the bad old days, discriminatory employers posted signs saying: “Irish [or fill in the blank] Need Not Apply.” Now the city of Ft. Worth is considering saying that same thing to smokers. Though 29 states have enacted legal protections for smokers, Texas isn’t one of them,...
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Increased consumption of omega-3 fatty acids can help to reduce the physical harm caused by smoking, according to new...
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California’s Proposition 29, if passed, would levy an additional tax of $1 on every pack of smokes sold in the state...
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The UK National Health Service (NHS) has launched a campaign to reinforce the dangers of second-hand smoke. The...
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The US CDC (Center for Disease Control) has had a success with its 'quit smoking' phone line and website. This was...
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No matter what day of the year it is, stuff happens. Colorado: yeah, this is one of those ideas we always here. "All...
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