HAZARDS OF SMOKING IN PUBLIC 
.... The first serious indications that
passive smoke may be harmful to nonsmokers came in 1985, when the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences ....
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Second-Hand Smoke
.... of the Surgeon General of the United States (then Dr. Everett Koop) and the National Academy of Sciences concluded that
passive smoke did cause lung cancer. ....
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The Effects of Smoking
.... of smoking by pregnant women upon fetal development is well documented, as is the harmful, often life-threatening effects of second-hand or
passive smoke. ....
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Effects of smoking tobacco
.... of smoking by pregnant women upon fetal development is well documented, as is the harmful, often life-threatening effects of second-hand or
passive smoke. ....
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Prohibiting Smoking in all States
.... The numbers of people who become ill and die from
passive smoke is small, but the number is larger than for all other forms of air pollution except for ....
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Lung Cancer
.... has been linked as a cause of lung cancer in those who do not
smoke, raising their chances of developing the disease by 25 percent, "
Passive smoking causes ....
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The Epidemiology of Human Cancer The Public
.... Even
passive smoke exposure can have health consequences. People who live with smokers have been found to be at increased risk for lung cancer (10:101). ....
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Anti-Smoking Campaigns With the passage of tougher new restric
.... General C. Everett Koop released one of the first widely publicized reports on the detrimental effects of
passive smoke ("The Health," 1988, p. 1). Obviously ....
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Tobacco Police
.... Special interest groups, states' attorneys generals, and
passive smoking activists have whittled away smoker's personal freedom to
smoke to the point where ....
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Second Hand Smoke
.... are simply too closed in for anyone to be allowed to
smoke in them .... the federal government, citing the 1986 US surgeon general's report that
passive smoking can ....
(2098
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New Fire Detection Technologies
.... frequency techniques (RADAR) for low-temperature fires, and
passive microwave detection .... sensor models and radio-linked aircraft-deployed
smoke detectors are ....
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Issue of Banning Smoking
.... are simply too closed in for anyone to be allowed to
smoke in them .... the federal government, citing the 1986 US surgeon general's report that
passive smoking can ....
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Smoking Behavior
.... Milhorn also reports that
passive smokers (those who breath the cigarette
smoke of others) are susceptible to some cardiovascular problems, the most common of ....
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Respiration
.... has been linked as a cause of lung cancer in those who do not
smoke, raising their chances of developing the disease by 25 percent, "
Passive smoking causes ....
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NEGATIVE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SMOKING Introduction
.... Further, even
passive smoking (breathing in the cigarette
smoke of others) has been found to be associated with lung damage, including cancer and heart disease ....
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Dangers & Risks of Smoking
.... threats to fetal health or infant survival occur only if mothers
smoke during pregnancy. The strongest evidence of the damaging effects of
passive smoking on ....
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Smoking and Its Risks
.... interest to specialists has been the EPA draft report, Respiratory Health Effects of
Passive Smoking. Its alarm against secondhand
smoke was endorsed by the ....
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Tobacco Advertising
.... are simply too closed in for anyone to be allowed to
smoke in them .... the federal government, citing the 1986 US surgeon general's report that
passive smoking can ....
(2113
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Influences on Children
.... parents were less involved with their lives were more likely to
smoke, and this ....
Passive roles can be assumed to teach the young person how to handle different ....
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Influences on Young People
.... parents were less involved with their lives were more likely to
smoke, and this ....
Passive roles can be assumed to teach the young person how to handle different ....
(1761
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ASSESSING A WORKPLACE WELLNESS PROGRAM
....
Passive interventions "subsume organizational policies and environmental changes (eg, establishing
smoke-free worksites, flex time and job-sharing programs ....
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Life in the Iron Mills
.... The
smoke is "clinging in a coating of greasy soot" (39). .... Davis uses the woman carved out of korl as the symbol for this starvation that a
passive middle and ....
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Philip Morris Companies
.... Man is readily identifiable to consumers around the globe, even among those who do not
smoke. .... Statisticians occupy front lines in battle over
passive smoking. ....
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EFFECTS OF MASSAGE ON ASTHMA
.... Sometimes asthma attacks are precipitated by exercise. Patients will be warned about the adverse effects of active or
passive tobacco
smoke. ....
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Globalization: A Critique
.... of tobacco consumption and exposure to tobacco
smoke," said Brazilian .... advertising and sports sponsorships); measures to prevent
passive smoking (including ....
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Globalization and China
.... of tobacco consumption and exposure to tobacco
smoke," said Brazilian .... advertising and sports sponsorships); measures to prevent
passive smoking (including ....
(2100
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)
EFFECTS OF STRESS IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT Today'
.... In an attempt to relieve the tension, a person may begin to drink or
smoke excessively. In extreme cases, disgruntled employees, heretofore
passive, have shown ....
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The painting titled The Departure of Lot and His
.... and the "
smoke of the land [that] went up like the
smoke of a .... despair," later Calvinist reformers often preached that people were simply "
passive objects of ....
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Smoking Cessation Program
.... Compared with ex-smokers, 43 physicians who continued to
smoke at the time of .... to be the active involvement of each member, rather than
passive acceptance of ....
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Mohandas Gandhi
.... While
passive resistance is often an aimless and sometimes hateful muddling in an .... When the
smoke cleared, 379 Indians had been killed and 1137 lay wounded ....
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