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Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Tobacco Control · Pregnancy · Cardio-vascular · Asthma · costs/finances USA, by State · Massachusetts	• Massachusetts' 'Model' Tobacco Cessation Benefit Spurs Unprecedented Drop in Smoking Rates, Heart Attacks, Asthma, and Birth Complications Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2009-11-18 Author: SOURCE Partnership for Prevention Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Georgia	• Study raises concerns about outdoor second-hand smoke Jump to full article: physorg.com, 2009-11-18 Author: Source: University of Georgia Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · California	• Dose-dependent Effects of Second-hand Smoke on Vascular Function This study is currently recruiting participants. Jump to full article: Clinical Trials.gov (NIH and FDA), 2009-11-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Mental Health/Neurology	• New dementia risk factors study findings reported from University of Minnesota Jump to full article: Behavioral Health Central , 2009-11-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Pennsylvania	Smoking bans linked to cut in heart risk Jump to full article: AP, 2009-11-11 Author: the Associated Press Jump to full article »
Categories · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Mississippi	Heart attacks dip after smoking ban in Starkville Jump to full article: Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, 2009-11-10 Author: Michaela Gibson Morris/NEMS Daily Journal Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Mississippi	Study: Heart attacks down since smoking ban Jump to full article: Columbus (MS) Commercial Dispatch, 2009-11-10 Author: Tim Pratt Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · costs/finances · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Alabama	Study: Smoking bans, heart attack reduction linked Jump to full article: Florence (AL) Times Daily, 2009-11-02 Author: Brian Hughes Staff Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Oklahoma	State issues warning on secondhand smoke Jump to full article: Ardmore (OK) Daily Ardmoreite, 2009-10-31 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Tobacco Control · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial Organizations · WHO: FCTC	EDITORIAL: The Importance of Extinguishing Secondhand Smoke Circulation. 2009;120:1339-1341 Jump to full article: Circulation, 2009-09-21 Author: Andrew M. Tonkin, MD, FRACP, FCSANZ; Alison Beauchamp, RN, BHSc, MPH; Christopher Stevenson, BHSc, MSc, PhD Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Canada	One cig puts young at risk Jump to full article: The Sun (uk), 2009-10-27 Author: ROB SINGH Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Canada	Smoking's Damage Swift, Irreversible Just 1 Cigarette Can Stiffen Arteries in Young Smokers, Study Shows Jump to full article: WebMD, 2009-10-27 Author: Bill Hendrick WebMD Health News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial USA, by State · Mississippi	EDITORIAL: More medical support for smoking ban Jump to full article: Greenwood (MS) Commonwealth, 2009-10-27 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Canada	Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-10-28 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · COPD USA, by State · Arizona · California	Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 28, 2009 Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-10-28 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Canada	• Even A Few Cigarettes A Day Reduces Artery Health In Young Adults Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-10-27 Author: Source: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. Written by: Catharine Paddock, PhD Jump to full article »
Categories · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed · waivers/exceptions USA, by State · Tennessee	CHURCHWELL: State smoking ban must go further Jump to full article: The Tennessean, 2009-10-26 Author: Keith Churchwell, M.D. Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Philippines	20 percent of Metro heart attacks due to passive smoke Jump to full article: Philippine Daily Inquirer (ph), 2009-10-27 Author: Anna Valmero INQUIRER.net Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Aging/Elderly	Age, Lifestyle Affect Cardiorespiratory Fitness Jump to full article: MedPage Today, 2009-10-26 Author: Nancy Walsh, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Major study validates reason for smoking bans Jump to full article: AP, 2009-10-22 Author: LAURAN NEERGAARD Associated Press Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial	EDITORIAL: Secondhand smoke: We owe it to one another to lessen smoking's effects - it could be a matter of life or death Jump to full article: Lufkin (TX) Daily News, 2009-10-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial	EDITORIAL: Secondhand smoke: New study, same message Jump to full article: Florida Times-Union, 2009-10-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Business (Tobacco) · Cardio-vascular · Harm Reduction · Alternate/Reduced Risk · E-cigs	• Use An E-Cigarette, Reduce Risk of Heart Disease Jump to full article: 24-7PressRelease.com (ca), 2009-10-24 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed	• SULLUM: A CDC second-hand smokescreen Jump to full article: New York Post, 2009-10-24 Author: JACOB SULLUM Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular Organizations · Ctfk	Institute of Medicine Report Concludes Smoke-Free Laws Prevent Heart Attacks; It's Time to Make All Workplaces and Public Places Smoke-Free Statement of Matthew L. Myers, President, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Jump to full article: Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · USA	美医学报告：禁烟可大幅降低心脏病发作风险 Jump to full article: 联合早报, Lianhe Zaobao (Singapore), 2009-10-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · New Jersey	Smoke-free proving to be heart-healthy Jump to full article: Gloucester County (NJ) Times, 2009-10-19 Author: Carly Romalino Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Teen Smoking/Youth · Cardio-vascular · Statistics/Database non-USA, by Country · Malta	• Adults in Malta smoking less, young people more Jump to full article: Malta Independent (mt), 2009-10-17 Author: Scott Grech Jump to full article »
Categories · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial	EDITORIAL: They call this justice? Smoking ban look sweet. Jump to full article: Fayetteville (NC) Observer & Times, 2009-10-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Smoking Bans Good for Non-Smokers' Hearts: Study Report could get more states to pass laws to curtail secondhand smoke, experts say Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-10-15 Author: Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lawsuits · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment	New Smoking Report Could Prompt Heart Attack Law Suits Govt. Says Permitting Smoking Triggers Many Heart Attacks Jump to full article:** PR Insider (at), 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Texas	Smoking ban study rekindles debate Jump to full article: Abilene (TX) Reporter-News, 2009-10-16 Author: Jared Fields Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Letter · Cardio-vascular	Smoking Bans Reduce Heart Attacks and Disease - Readers' Comments Jump to full article: Article Comments-New York Times, 2009-10-16 Author: PAM BELLUCK Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed	• SULLUM: CDC-Commissioned Report Says More Evidence Is Needed to Decide Whether Smoking Bans Are Good - Hit & Run : Reason Magazine Jump to full article: Reason Magazine, 2009-10-16 Author: Jacob Sullum Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Virginia Organizations · Ctfk	Virginia Restaurants Urged to Go Completely Smoke-Free After Major Report Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2009-10-16 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	U.S. report confirms smoking bans cut heart attacks Jump to full article: Reuters, 2009-10-15 Author: David Morgan Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Letter · Cardio-vascular · Casinos/Gambling USA, by State · New Jersey	LETTER: Make all public places 100 percent smoke free Jump to full article: Allentown (NJ) Examiner, 2009-10-15 Author: Howard Levite Regional President American Heart Association - American Stroke Association Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Report: Smoking bans protect nonsmokers' hearts Jump to full article: AP, 2009-10-15 Author: LAURAN NEERGAARD (AP) Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	American Heart Association Says IOM Report Underscores the Importance of Smoke-Free Policies to Reduce Risk of Heart Disease Evidence Shows Heart Attack Rate Decreases with Smoking Bans Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2009-10-15 Author: SOURCE American Heart Association Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Kentucky	AUDIO: Studies Find Importance of Extinguishing Secondhand Smoke Jump to full article: Public News Service (PNS) , 2009-10-15 Author: Bill Goodman, Public News Service - KY Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular Organizations · Ctfk	Institute of Medicine Report Concludes Smoke-Free Laws Prevent Heart Attacks; Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2009-10-15 Author: SOURCE Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Report Brief: Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence Jump to full article: Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies, 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	• Smoking Bans Reduce the Risk of Heart Attacks Associated With Secondhand Smoke Jump to full article: The National Academies, 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence Jump to full article: National Academies Press, 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence Jump to full article: Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies, 2009-10-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	• Smoking Bans Protect Nonsmokers' Hearts 126M Nonsmokers In US Regularly Exposed To Tobacco Smoke Jump to full article: AP, 2009-10-15 Author: LAURAN NEERGAARD, AP Medical Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	• Smoking Bans' Effects on Heart Disease Risks -- IOM Report Releases Oct. 15 Jump to full article: The National Academies, 2009-10-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Europe	A consistent decline in heart attack rates following the implementation of smoking bans Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Heart attack rates drop after smoking bans, continue downward over time American Heart Association rapid access journal report Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-09-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Women · Stroke · Sex/Fertility · inflamation/infections/immunity non-USA, by Country · Netherlands	Autoimmune condition, especially combined with smoking and oral contraceptive use, massively increases risk of stroke and heart attack in young women Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-09-27 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Colleges USA, by State · Massachusetts	Public smoking ban would reduce heart attacks Jump to full article: The Daily Free Press (Boston University), 2009-10-01 Author: Chelsea Feinstein Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular	• Exposure to ambient particulate matter and cigarette smoke linked with increased mortality risk Pope CA. Circulation. 2009;doi:10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.109.857888. Jump to full article: Cardiology Today, 2009-10-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Women · Stroke · Sex/Fertility · inflamation/infections/immunity	Antiphospholipid antibodies and risk of myocardial infarction and ischaemic stroke in young women in the RATIO study: a case-control study Jump to full article: The Lancet, 2009-09-28 Author: Rolf T Urbanus PhD a, Bob Siegerink MSc b, Mark Roest PhD a, Frits R Rosendaal MD b c, Philip G de Groot PhD a , Ale Alg Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Women · Stroke · Sex/Fertility · inflamation/infections/immunity	• Autoimmune Condition, Especially Combined With Smoking And Oral Contraceptive Use, Massively Increases Risk Of Stroke And Heart Attack In Young Women Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-09-29 Author: Source The Lancet Neurology Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Business (General) · costs/finances · Gay/Lesbian	Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-09-30 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial USA, by State · South Carolina	EDITORIAL: Studies offer evidence smoking bans do help Jump to full article: (Hilton Head, SC) Island Packet, 2009-09-29 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial USA, by State · Kansas	EDITORIAL: Hard evidence Some Kansas University researchers have handed the governor some hard facts to support a statewide smoking ban. Jump to full article: Lawrence (KS) Journal-World, 2009-09-29 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Religion	Study shows bans on tobacco curb heart attack rates No butts: Adventists still needed in anti-smoking effort, church cardiologist says Jump to full article: Adventist News Network (Seventh Day Adventist Church), 2009-09-29 Jump to full article »
Categories · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Wisconsin	Editorial: State did the right thing with smoking ban Jump to full article: Green Bay (WI) Press-Gazette, 2009-09-28 Jump to full article »
Categories · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · UK	• Smoking And Heart Disease Risks Can Cut Life Span By 10 Years Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-09-28 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Kansas	Smoking ban benefits come swiftly Jump to full article: Lawrence (KS) Journal-World, 2009-09-27 Author: Karrey Britt Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed non-USA, by Country · UK	BRITTON: Why are smoking bans so good at cutting heart attack rates? The ban on smoking in public places could turn out to be one of the most effective health policies introduced in the UK Jump to full article: Times Of London (uk), 2009-09-27 Author: Professor John Britton Jump to full article »
Categories · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed · People non-USA, by Country · UK	ROUTLEDGE: Why David Hockney is wrong about the smoking ban Jump to full article: The Mirror (uk), 2009-09-25 Author: Paul Routledge Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed	MOORE: Do smoking bans significantly reduce heart attacks? Jump to full article: CNET News.com, 2009-09-25 Author: Elizabeth Armstrong Moore Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Op-Ed	SNOWDEN: The myth of the smoking ban health miracle Restrictions on smoking around the world are claimed to have had a dramatic effect on heart attack rates. It's not true. Printer-friendly version Email-a-friend Respond Jump to full article: spiked (uk), 2009-09-24 Author: Christopher Snowdon Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Editorial	EDITORIAL: Smoking bans' benefits Jump to full article: Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, 2009-09-25 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Missouri	Study shows smoking ban improves health A new study reveals when a smoking ban is implemented, there has been less heart attacks. Jump to full article: Maryville (MO) Daily Forum, 2009-09-24 Author: Tony Brown GateHouse News Service Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Letter · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment	ARCHIVE: Rapid Responses to: Reduced incidence of admissions for myocardial infarction associated with public smoking ban: before and after study Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2004-04-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Arizona	Take Heart: Arizona Smoking Ban a Success Jump to full article: Public News Service (PNS) , 2009-09-24 Author: Doug Ramsey, Public News Service - AZ Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Opinion/Surveys · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Kansas	VIDEO: Statistics Stack Up for Smoking Ban A study released Tuesday shows smoking bans have been linked to a drop in heart attacks. A poll shows more than 60 percent of the 400 registered voters who participated are in favor of a smoking ban. Jump to full article: WIBW Channel 13 (Topeka, KS), 2009-09-23 Author: Reporter: Rae Chelle Davis Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Missouri	The case for smoking bans Jump to full article: Omaha (NE) World Herald, 2009-09-23 Author: Alan Bavley MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Montana	VIDEO: New Smoking Study Strengthens Case For Montana Ban Jump to full article: KFBB-TV (Black Eagle, MT), 2009-09-22 Author: Tim Franklin Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Declines in Acute Myocardial Infarction After Smoke-Free Laws and Individual Risk Attributable to Secondhand Smoke Jump to full article: Circulation, 2009-09-21 Author: James M. Lightwood PhD* and Stanton A. Glantz PhD Jump to full article »
Categories · Federal · Tobacco Control · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · costs/finances Organizations · Ash	Fund Health Care With Public Smoking Ban // No Cost, No Tax, and Comparable Savings, Says ASH Jump to full article: PR Insider (at), 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Ohio	VIDEO: New study promotes Ohio smoking bans Jump to full article: WKYC-TV NBC 3 (Cleveland, OH), 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular	Smoking bans result in consistent decline in heart attack rates: Study Jump to full article: News-Medical.net, 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Diabetes non-USA, by Country · UK	Opinion Former Briefing: Smoking ban reduces heart attacks Jump to full article: Politics.co.uk (uk), 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · UK	Smoking bans may reduce heart attacks by more than a third The number of heart attacks has fallen steeply in countries where bans on smoking in public places have been introduced, according to two independent reviews Jump to full article: The Guardian (uk), 2009-09-22 Author: * Ian Sample, science correspondent Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Heart Attack Rates Plummet Following Smoking Bans Jump to full article: MedPage Today, 2009-09-21 Author: Chris Emery, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular · Dining/Entertainment USA, by State · Ohio	Smoking bans cut down on heart attacks, research shows Jump to full article: Columbus (OH) Dispatch, 2009-09-22 Author: Misti Crane THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Analyses: Heart attack rates fall 17% after smoking bans enacted Jump to full article: USA Today, 2009-09-22 Author: Liz Szabo, USA TODAY Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Smoking Bans Reduce Heart Attacks Heart Attacks Drop 26% Each Year After Smoking Bans Are in Effect Jump to full article: WebMD, 2009-09-22 Author: Daniel J. DeNoon WebMD Health News Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Banning Smoking In Public Places And Workplaces Is Good For The Heart, Study Finds Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · Kansas	KU researchers add to evidence that smoking bans reduce heart attacks Jump to full article: Kansas City (MO) Star, 2009-09-22 Author: ALAN BAVLEY The Kansas City Star Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · UK-Scotland	Smoking ban could cut heart attacks by a third Jump to full article: Daily Record and Sunday Mail (uk), 2009-09-22 Author: Donna Watson Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular USA, by State · North Carolina	Research Points Out Benefits Of Impending Smoking Ban Jump to full article: WITN-TV (Washington, NC), 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular non-USA, by Country · Europe	A consistent decline in heart attack rates following the implementation of smoking bans Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Big drop in heart attacks after smoking bans, studies say Jump to full article: CNN, 2009-09-22 Author: Theresa Tamkins Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	• The Case for Bans on Smoking Curtailing Second-Hand Smoke Cuts Heart-Attack Rates, Studies Show Jump to full article: The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, 2009-09-22 Author: RON WINSLOW Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	Public smoking bans cut heart attack rates: studies Jump to full article: Reuters, 2009-09-21 Author: Julie Steenhuysen Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular	Banning smoking in public places and workplaces is good for the heart Inhaling secondhand smoke greatly increases risk of heart attack, even among young and nonsmokers Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-09-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Secondhand Smoke · Smokefree Policies · Cardio-vascular	• Smoking Bans Bring a Drop in Heart Attacks In one Montana city, incidents fell but rose again when restrictions were lifted Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-09-21 Author: Ed Edelson HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · UK	Life expectancy in relation to cardiovascular risk factors: 38 year follow-up of 19 000 men in the Whitehall study (PDF) BMJ 2009;339:b3513, doi: 10.1136/bmj.b3513 (Published 17 September 2009), doi:10.1136/bmj.b3513 Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2009-09-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Statistics/Database non-USA, by Country · UK	Male habits knock decade off life Behind the Headlines Brought to you by the NHS Knowledge Service Jump to full article: National Health Service (NHS) (uk), 2009-09-18 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Aging/Elderly · Statistics/Database non-USA, by Country · UK	Cigarettes and alcohol will take 10 years off your life 40-year survey of 19,000 men reveals benefits of healthy living in middle-age Jump to full article: The Independent (uk), 2009-09-18 Author: Jeremy Laurance, Health Editor Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Statistics/Database non-USA, by Country · UK	Life expectancy in relation to cardiovascular risk factors: 38 year follow-up of 19 000 men in the Whitehall study BMJ 2009;339:b3513, doi: 10.1136/bmj.b3513 (Published 17 September 2009) Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2009-09-17 Author: age at risk (50-59, 60-69, 70-79, and Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity non-USA, by Country · UK	Middle Aged Men Lose 10 To 15 Years Of Life If They Smoke, Have High Blood Pressure And Cholesterol, Large Study Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-09-18 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · UK	Middle-aged people could die 15 years earlier because of lifestyle, study says Jump to full article: Times Of London (uk), 2009-09-18 Author: Sam Lister, Health Editor Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity · Aging/Elderly · Statistics/Database non-USA, by Country · UK	Men’s Lost Decade: How Smoke and Cholesterol Shorten Life Span Jump to full article: Bloomberg News, 2009-09-18 Author: Marthe Fourcade Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Food/Diet/Obesity non-USA, by Country · UK · USA	Triple heart threat cuts decade off lifespan: study Jump to full article: Agence France Presse (AFP) (fr), 2009-09-18 Jump to full article »

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