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Jessica Miller | September 6, 2011
Smokers’ rights advocates and anti-smoking activists yesterday accused each other of accepting funds from tobacco manufacturers and pharmaceutical firms, bringing the dispute over the controversial habit to a new level. The two groups confronted each other at the National Taiwan University International Conference Center, where the annual Cross-Strait Conference on Tobacco was being held.
Jessica Miller | August 29, 2011
Until a decade ago, Zimbabwe produced leaf for cigarettes such as Camel, Marlboro and Winston cigarettes. After the land grab, however, it lost all those rankings. Now the crop is on the rebound and officials say it on course to reach the projected 170 million kg this season. Tobacco worth US$345,2 million has been sold through the auction and contract market at a seasonal average price of US$2,78 per kg this week.
Jessica Miller | August 18, 2011
Smoking or non-smoking? Not a question you hear much anymore in Aurora thanks to the state law recently celebrating its fifth anniversary. The Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act, and the local smoke-free laws passed before and after the state law, have resulted in the protection of millions from Winston cigarettes smoke at numerous work and public places, including restaurants and bars.
Jessica Miller | August 8, 2011
Tobacco smokers are at a higher risk of developing a form of heart rhythm irregularity called atrial fibrillation (AF) compared to non-smokers. A review of 13 years data about more than 15,000 people, aged 45 to 64 showed that smokers were 1.32 times more likely to develop AF compared to those who never smoked Winston cigarettes, says the report published in the journal HeartRhythm.
Jessica Miller | July 11, 2011
With the restriction imposed by UG groups on tobacco products and the popularity among the youths of the state, corrupt businessmen have found safe haven in the state by selling the restricted tobacco products and Winston cigarettes at a much higher rates which is more than twice the actual rate of the products.
