Millions of people seemingly have been taking resolutions as the year passes by. Many Americans have claimed that their New Year resolution will be to quit smoking forever. Fifty-eight percent of Americans who fall under the age of 45 will pledge to themselves to better the life standards at in this year, according to a Marist poll.Was special designed for those who are interest in knowing more about smoking habit and smokers' life style.
Jan 3, 2011
Americans Decided to Quit Smoking
Millions of people seemingly have been taking resolutions as the year passes by. Many Americans have claimed that their New Year resolution will be to quit smoking forever. Fifty-eight percent of Americans who fall under the age of 45 will pledge to themselves to better the life standards at in this year, according to a Marist poll.Dec 27, 2010
Quitting Smoking Enhance the Level of Good Cholesterol
People who have quitted the habit of smoking OK may also enhance the level of good cholesterol in their body, despite the small weight gain.The study of over 1,500 smokers showed that the blood level of HDL also known as good cholesterol in people who quitting the habit increased by an average of 5 percent.
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Dec 23, 2010
Tobacco Company Proposed Free Cigarettes to Kids
A North Carolina-based tobacco company tried to entice African-American children to become smokers by handing out free Winston cigarettes in Boston during the 1950s and 1960s, a jury ruled on Dec. 14, awarding $71 million in compensatory damages to the estate and child of a woman who died of lung cancer in 2002.According to the Associated Press, the Suffolk Superior Court in Boston announced the guilty verdict against Lorillard Tobacco following weeks of testimony in the case.
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Dec 15, 2010
Kids Smoke Free Cigarettes
A jury has ruled the Lorillard Tobacco Co. tried to entice black children to become smokers by handing out free Dunhill cigarettes and has awarded $71 million in compensatory damages to the estate and son of a woman who died of lung cancer. The Suffolk Superior Court jury announced its verdict Tuesday after hearing weeks of testimony.Dec 13, 2010
Smoking Should be Prohibited on Campus
Allowing smoking on campus is an institutional endorsement to disregard public health. Smokers, as people and as members of this institution, have rights. I’m going to maintain that smokers even have the right to smoke Bond, just like any one of us has the right to go to Five Guys every day and ingest burgers and fries to our future heart disease’s content. However, like eating foods with high levels of saturated fat, smoking is a health hazard.
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Dec 6, 2010
More and More Companies Refuse to Employ Smokers
As more and more companies are refusing to hire smokers - both to save over $10,000/yr per employee, and because employing smokers sends the wrong message - the major argument in opposition doesn’t really attack the practice itself, but bemoans that it will inevitably spread to the obese.But public interest law professor John Banzhaf, who helped start and encourage the movement, and helped defend it in court, suggests that there are many reasons why smoking Virginia is very different from obesity.
First, obesity’s official classification by the government as a “disease” (for tax and Medicare purposes), and as a “health status” (for health insurance purposes), might make it legally difficult, whereas smoking, classified only as a “behavior,” enjoys no such legal protection.
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Nov 22, 2010
The Electronic Cigarettes Popularity
As temperatures drop, John Lindaas expects sales of electronic cigarettes to rise.Since Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban went into effect in July, tavern and restaurant customers have been stepping outdoors to smoke Doina.
Cold weather might encourage them to stay indoors, where e-cigarettes are allowed.
Lindaas of the Cigarette Depot said e-cigarette have caught on locally since Wisconsin went smoke-free.
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