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Second-hand smoke tied to memory problems
21.05.2013

text Smokers and people who are regularly exposed to second-hand smoke are generally more forgetful than people with no tobacco exposure, according to a recent article in the journal Addiction based on a small study.
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Mom’s smoking increases daughter’s risk of obesity and diabetes
20.05.2013

text Women who smoke during pregnancy increase the risk of obesity and gestational diabetes in their daughters, according to research published in the journal Diabetologia.
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No smoking near building entrances
17.05.2013

text People entering or exiting a building will soon not have to traverse a cloud of cigarette smoke where smokers often congregating for their tobacco fix.
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Secondhand smoke laws may prevent heart attacks
16.05.2013

text Heart attacks dropped by a third in one Minnesota county in the United States after two smoke-free workplace regulations were implemented, a recent study shows.
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Non-smoking hotel rooms expose occupants to tobacco smoke
15.05.2013

text Non-smokers should give hotels that allow smoking in certain rooms a wide berth and instead choose completely smoke free hotels, suggests a new study published in the British Medical Journal.
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Cigarettes a gateway to marijuana: study
14.05.2013

text New research has shown that cigarette smoking among students may lead to marijuana use.
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Vit C helps babies of smoking moms
10.05.2013

text Women are advised not to smoke during pregnancy as it can harm the baby's lungs and lead to problems such as wheezing and asthma. But if a pregnant woman can't quit smoking, taking vitamin C may help protect their baby's lungs, new research, presented at the Paediatric Academic Societies' annual meeting, suggests.
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Tobacco’s burden shifting from rich to poor
10.05.2013

text Tobacco experts recently voiced their concern about the rising prevalence of smoking in the developing world, especially Latin America, which puts these populations at risk of being overwhelmed by a burgeoning cancer epidemic.
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Tobacco control—political will needed
10.05.2013

text PRESS RELEASE: Worldwide, tobacco use kills about six million people per year, and most of the deaths are in Asia.
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