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Address Drinking, Smoking to Raise Life Expectancy: WHO

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
About one in four premature deaths worldwide can be traced to five preventable health factors -- alcohol use, poor childhood nutrition, unsafe sex, bad sanitation and hygiene, and high blood pressure -- according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
World    Smoking
Address Drinking, Smoking to Raise Life Expectancy: WHO


U.K. Drug Czar Fired for Saying Illegal Drugs Less Harmful Than Alcohol, Cigarettes

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown has fired his drug czar after David Nutt said that LSD and ecstasy are less dangerous drugs than alcohol or tobacco.
World    Smoking
U.K. Drug Czar Fired for Saying Illegal Drugs Less Harmful Than Alcohol, Cigarettes

Smoking May Hinder Arthritis Treatment

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
Several recent studies have found that smoking cigarettes may trigger rheumatoid arthritis (RA) or hinder the treatment of RA.
World    Smoking
Smoking May Hinder Arthritis Treatment

Researchers Probe Smokeless Tobacco's Relative Safety

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) and academic researchers are examining whether smokeless-tobacco products can potentially be viewed as a safer alternative to smoking.
World    Smoking
Researchers Probe Smokeless Tobacco's Relative Safety


Light Smoking Impairs Arterial Health, Study Finds

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
Young smokers suffer reduced cardiovascular function even if they smoke only a few cigarettes per day, according to research from Stella Daskalopoulou at the McGill University Health Center.
World    Smoking
Light Smoking Impairs Arterial Health, Study Finds

Federal Government Pushes Development of Addiction Vaccines

05.11.2009 10:35    jointogether.org
The federal government wants to leverage interest and investment in vaccine development to get pharmaceutical companies to develop drugs that could "inoculate" people against addiction to cocaine, nicotine, and other substances.
World    Smoking
Federal Government Pushes Development of Addiction Vaccines

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