We’re nearly a month into 2011, but smoking bans have already taken center stage.
Although South Dakota’s statewide smoking ban went into effect late last year, the debate has now moved to college campuses. Two universities implemented smoking bans on January 1st, but it’s not that easy to put out the light.
The air in Marshall, Minnesota is bitterly cold this time of year. But for some students at Southwest Minnesota State, ... Jump to full article >>
Sioux Falls city property is tobacco-free starting today.
The city is fully implementing an initiative that started with Mayor Dave Munson’s administration in 2009. There now are no designated tobacco-use areas on city property. The policy applies to everyone – employees, customers, contractors and anyone doing city business on city property.
“We just decided it was the right thing to do. From a health issue, I think that’ ... Jump to full article >>
Air quality in restaurants and taverns has improved 92 percent following this summer’s enactment of a statewide workplace smoking ban, according to a state report released this week.
The report’s results also show that dangerous small-particle levels thought to cause cancer declined to safe levels, giving supporters of the law new ammunition for arguing in favor of the law’s potential public health benefits.
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The last day in March 2010 proved special for Penns Grove High School. The school was recognized as a School of Excellence for implementing a 100 percent, tobacco-free policy by three leading anti-tobacco organizations.
The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), along with two of its programs, the Comprehensive Tobacco Control Program (CTCP) and the Reaching Everyone By Exposing Lies (REBEL) Program acknowledged the high sch ... Jump to full article >>
A Recently Completed Medical Study Conducted in South Africa Shows An Impressive 45% Success Rate When Using Electronic Cigarettes As A Smoking Cessation Tool.
In the first government controlled official study of the electronic cigarette’s effectiveness as a smoking cessation aid e-cigs show an impressive 45% success rate. The study, conducted in South Africa, consisted of 349 smokers. At the conclusion of the two month study 45% of those part ... Jump to full article >>
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Steamboat Springs — This fall, six women graduated from “Baby and Me — Tobacco Free,” a program to keep women from smoking during and after pregnancy.
Funded by a grant and led locally by Hope Cook, the prenatal coordinator for the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association, the program gives expecting and new moms incentive and motivation to quit smoking and stay smoke-free.
Missy Chotvacs was one of Cook’s fall graduates. She le ... Jump to full article >>