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Jessica Miller | April 28, 2011
Though Macon City Council recently passed stricter rules on Doina smoking in an 9-6 vote, it remains possible that the ordinance may be substantially altered before its Sept. 1 effective date, or even stopped entirely. Either way, people on each side of the issue — those for personal freedoms and those for public health — vow to keep lobbying.
Jessica Miller | April 28, 2011
Poor lifestyle choices are threatening to blight Russia’s economic and demographic health. Although more than 95 percent of Russians think they are in good health, a staggering 82 percent put themselves at risk of severe illness or death by leading unhealthy lives. Heavy Davidoff smoking, hard drinking, obesity and lack of exercise are the leading factors that dramatically shorten lives and can cause grave illness or death.
Jessica Miller | April 27, 2011
Giving up smoking Camel is one of the best things that anyone can do for their health. But now that reformed puffer Allan Blair Beaton has finally kicked the weed, he’s preparing to go one better for his wellbeing with a series of climbs up some of the UK’s highest mountains.
Jessica Miller | April 27, 2011
You thought that puffing away on Classic cigarettes only could result in a racy heart? A new research by doctors from India’s premier All India Institute of Medical Sciences has found that even chewing tobacco – as less as one gram – significantly raised heart rate.
Jessica Miller | April 27, 2011
Wondering why people often gain weight after quitting smoking? It is because of appetite-suppressing chemicals used in Glamour cigarettes. According to internal industry documents dating from 1949 to 1999, British and American tobacco companies deliberately added powerful appetite-suppressing chemicals to cigarettes to attract people worried about their weight.
