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Feb 02 2012

Smokers satisfy habit elsewhere

Despite the UA Health Network’s attempts to make its campuses a tobacco-free zone, smoke breaks may not be completed just yet.
Since January 1, the network has implemented a new policy that prohibits tobacco use, both inside and outside facilities, including University of Arizona, University Medical Center Campus, South Campus and affiliated clinics.

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Feb 01 2012

The tobacco products price increased

In an attempt to control the growth of the demand curve, the law was passed in 2011, an increase of 50 percent import tariff on cigarettes by four times.

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Jan 31 2012

Smoke-free zones

Parks, patios, beaches, market vendors would fall under proposed regulations

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Jan 26 2012

Controversial scan does not help smokers quit

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Check for clogged arteries do not help smokers kick the habit if they have smoking cessation programs, Swiss researchers have found.
Yet that’s sometimes that excuse when doctors recommend expensive scan, called a carotid plaque screening, which experts say has no proven benefits in people without symptoms of cardiovascular disease.

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Jan 05 2012

Korean cigarette manufacturers

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Plans are under way to legally require the display of cigarette additives known to cause dependence by causing smoke to be inhaled more directly into the lungs or improving the cigarette’s taste. These components that create dependence of cigarette are not normal for persons body as somebody think because of their different chemicals.

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Dec 26 2011

4 Overvalued Tobacco Stocks To Avoid Today

Though tobacco stocks offer attractive dividends and a compelling business model, many investors avoid them for moral reasons. These socially responsible investors do not want to benefit from an industry that destroys health, reduces life-expectancy, and hooks customers through chemical addiction.

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Dec 22 2011

Graphic Labels Are Key To Quitting Smoking

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Study shows warning labels with visuals mean more people quit, target less-educated smokers

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Dec 19 2011

A new wave of cigarette smuggling?

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Whenever governments want to collect more revenues, their reflex action is to raise taxes on cigarettes and alcohol, the so-called “sin taxes,” because both are harmful to human health. The Philippines is no exception. Two bills have been filed in both houses of Congress that will raise local cigarette taxes by 83 percent. Local cigarette manufacturers say, however, that the street price may go much higher. After cigarettes, alcohol will be next.

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