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Kid-friendly flavors, colorful packaging and scheming marketing campaigns target young people while masking the harmful tendencies of tobacco use. The emergence of new candy-flavored tobacco produc
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Amongst lawsuits from tobacco giant Philip Morris against hiding cigarettes in shops, suggestions to extend a veto, and a governmental anti-smoking campaign aimed at stubbing out the habit completely,
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BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Smokers could soon pay extra for cigarettes. Another possible tobacco hike is in the works. Political reporter Pat Warren explains the reason behind it is health. [caption id=
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The Japanese government is weighing the options of selling its shares of Japan Tobacco, but encountered pressure due to concerns over the effect on local tobacco farmers, confirmed a member of ruling
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JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Most folks recognize cigarette smoking is the largest preventable cause of death in the United States. Specifically, smoking contributes to roughly 450,000 deaths each
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Japan’s ruling party proposed selling the government’s majority stake in Japan Tobacco Inc., the world’s third-biggest publicly traded cigarette maker, to help fund rebuilding after the March 11
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BOISE -- Boise city officials are considering two ordinances to expand smoke-free zones to bars and public parks, including the Greenbelt. A 2010 Citizen Survey found that approximately 70% of Boi
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You could say that McHenry County College is blazing a trail among suburban community colleges without benefit of lighting a match. Smoking cigarettes or using any tobacco products such as dip or s
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Some 450,000 New Yorkers have quit smoking since 2002, reducing the smoking rate to a low of 14 percent, thanks in part to graphic anti-smoking ads, public smoking bans and higher cigarette taxes, off
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A Washington federal judge ruled (PDF) Wednesday afternoon that the manufacturer of Zig-Zag brand cigar wrappers can sue the District of Columbia over a new ban on wrapper sales, but denied the compan
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