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North Dakota youth smoking rates down

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Bismarck Tobacco Prevention Youth Summit
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100% smoke free ordinance begins April 27
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Bismarck voters approve smoking ban but no smoke huts
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Bismarck clears air in its bars
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Measure 3, Saving Lives, Saving Money - shows efforts succeeding
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2010 Surgeon General's Materials
› Surgeon General's 2010 Materials, Executive Summary, Consumer Summary, Clinician's piece, etc... ...more
 
2010 Surgeon General's Report
› Exposure to tobacco smoke - even occasional smoking or secondhand smoke - causes immediate damage to your body that can lead to serious illness or death, according to a report released today by U.S. Surgeon General Regina M. Benjamin. The comprehensive scientific report...more
 
It's a simple health issue
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Public health or personal choice
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Big Decline in Heart Attacks If All States Had Smoking Bans
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Smoking ban didn't hurt Fargo, West Fargo bars in long term
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FDA News Realse - E-Cigarrettes
› FDA NEWS RELEASEFor Immediate Release: July 22, 2009Media Inquiries: Siobhan...more
 
NO SAFE BETS FOR CASINO WORKERS:
› NO SAFE BETS FOR CASINO WORKERS: NIOSH study shows casino workers face toxic c...more
 
Heart attack rates drop after smoking ban

Exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) has immediate adverse cardiovascular effects, and prolonged exposure can cause coronary heart disease.

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Fewer Teens Take Up Smoking if They Live in Towns With Tough Restaurant Smoking Bans
› Study: Fewer teens take up smoking if they live in towns with tough restaurant s...more
 
The Level of Nicotine Has Risen 10% in the Last Six Years
› U.S. Report: More Nicotine in Cigarettes By: Steve LeBlanc, The Associated Press...more
 
Bar Workers Are Especially Susceptible to Secondhand Smoke
› "Waitress" is the most hazardous occupation for women. Compared to other fema...more