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Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Mental Health/Neurology	Smoking May Now Be Considered An Established Risk Factor For ALS Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-11-17 Author: Source Baystate Medical Center Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Mental Health/Neurology	• Current cigarette smokers at increased risk of seizures Moderate caffeine or alcohol use not associated with possibility of seizure or epilepsy Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-11-18 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 · 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 · 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 · 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 · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Smokeless non-USA, by Country · Sweden · USA Organizations · Iarc	• Use of smokeless tobacco and risk of myocardial infarction and stroke: systematic review with meta-analysis Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2009-08-18 Author: Paolo Boffetta, epidemiologist, Kurt Straif, epidemiologist Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Smokeless non-USA, by Country · Sweden · USA Organizations · Iarc	CV Risk Seen With Smokeless Tobacco Jump to full article: MedPage Today, 2009-08-24 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Sweden · USA	Use of smokeless tobacco and risk of myocardial infarction and stroke: systematic review with meta-analysis BMJ 2009;339:b3060, doi: 10.1136/bmj.b3060 (Published 18 August 2009) Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2009-08-18 Author: Paolo Boffetta, epidemiologist, Kurt Straif, epidemiologist Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Sweden · USA	• Increased Risk Of Heart Attack And Stroke With The Use Of Smokeless Tobacco Products Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-08-19 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Federal · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Cancer · COPD	• Health research agencies form global alliance to curb humanity's most fatal diseases Top agencies ally to set common priorities to reduce rising toll of 'chronic noncommunicable diseases' Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-06-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Nicotine · Stroke · Diabetes	Why Smoking Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease And Strokes Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2009-06-13 Author: Source: John L. Mitchell Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Labels/Lights · Stroke · Diabetes non-USA, by Country · Italy	• Effects of Timing and Extent of Smoking, Type of Cigarettes, and Concomitant Risk Factors on the Association Between Smoking and Subclinical Atherosclerosis Volume 40, Issue 6; June 1, 2009. 2009;40:1991-1998 Published online before print April 9, 2009, doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.108.543413 Jump to full article: Stroke, 2009-06-01 Author: B-mode ultrasound. The associations of C-IMT with smoking Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke	Minerva Published 19 June 2009, doi:10.1136/bmj.b2496 Cite this as: BMJ 2009;338:b2496 Jump to full article: British Medical Journal, 2009-06-19 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Genes · Diabetes	Lifestyle May Counter Blood Pressure Genes Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-06-16 Author: Ed Edelson HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Nicotine · Stroke · Diabetes	Why smoking may increase heart risk Jump to full article: UPI, 2009-06-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Nicotine · Stroke · Diabetes · Food/Diet/Obesity	• Why Smoking Increases The Risk Of Heart Disease And Strokes Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2009-06-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	Stroke Prevention: 5 Ways to Prevent a Brain Attack You can prevent the third-leading cause of death and the top cause of adult disability in the U.S. Jump to full article: U.S. News & World Report, 2009-05-12 Author: Sarah Baldauf Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Mental Health/Neurology	Age-related eye disease may be associated with cognitive impairment Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-05-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-03-05 Author: Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Stroke · Class/Income Levels	Common risk factors do not explain greater stroke burden in low-income countries Studies show stroke in low-to-middle income countries has doubled in 40 years and common risk factors do not explain greater stroke burden in low-income countries Jump to full article: EurekAlert, 2009-02-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · costs/finances non-USA, by Country · UK	Lifestyle 'doubles stroke risk' Jump to full article: BBC Online, 2009-02-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Genes	Family History of Aneurysm Raises Stroke Risk for Smokers They're 6 times likely to suffer bleeding stroke, study finds Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2009-01-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Genes · Parenting / Family issues	Smokers with Stroke in the Family 6 Times More Likely to Have Stroke Too Jump to full article: American Academy of Neurology, 2008-12-31 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Statistics/Database	• Heart Attack Deaths Drop in U.S. as Smoking, Diet, Drugs Help Jump to full article: Bloomberg News, 2008-12-15 Author: Elizabeth Lopatto Jump to full article » Quotes from this article: [A]t least half of this is lifestyle. Remember that there have been new food labeling laws, laws to restrict trans fats, and smoking has been steadily declining for some time. Steven Nissen, head of cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic, on news that heart attacks and stroke deaths dropped by a third between 1999 and 2006.
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Statistics/Database	Rates Coming Down for Heart Disease, Stroke Deaths But Risk Factors Still Too High, Experts Note Jump to full article: WebMD, 2008-12-15 Author: Bill Hendrick WebMD Health News Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Mental Health/Neurology non-USA, by Country · UK	Lifestyle may be why distress is hard on the heart \| Health \| Reuters Jump to full article: Reuters, 2008-12-16 Author: Amy Norton Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Smokeless non-USA, by Country · Sweden	Smokeless Tobacco and the Risk of Stroke. Abstract: Volume 19(6) November 2008 p 794-799 Jump to full article: Epidemiology, 2008-11-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Smokeless non-USA, by Country · Sweden	• Smokeless tobacco may increase stroke risk Jump to full article: Reuters, 2008-11-28 Author: SOURCE: Epidemiology, November 2008. Jump to full article »
Categories · Tobacco Control · Stroke Organizations · Ash	ASH Special Offer 2008 A UNIQUE, INEXPENSIVE (only $5) LIFE-SAVING GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS, HANUKKAH, KWANZAA, or WHATEVER Jump to full article: ASH (Action on Smoking and Health) (us), 2008-11-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Secondhand Smoke · Cardio-vascular · Women · Stroke non-USA, by Country · China	• Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-09-22 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke	Smoking doubles stroke risk in younger women Jump to full article: Reuters, 2008-08-14 Author: Will Dunham Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke	Heavy smoking increases stroke risk Jump to full article: IrishHealth.com (ie), 2008-08-15 Author: [Posted: Fri 15/08/2008 by Olivia Fens] Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke	• Stroke Risk in Women Smokers Goes Up by Each Cigarette Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-08-14 Author: Ed Edelson HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	• Healthy lifestyle cuts stroke risk: study Jump to full article: Reuters, 2008-08-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke · Households · Parenting / Family issues	Secondhand Smoke Raises Stroke Risk for Spouses But researchers note risk dissipates quickly once smoking spouse quits Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-07-29 Author: Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke · Parenting / Family issues	Secondhand Smoke Raises Stroke Risk for Spouses But researchers note risk dissipates quickly once smoking spouse quits Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-07-29 Author: Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke · Households · Parenting / Family issues	• Stroke risk from smoking partner Jump to full article: BBC Online, 2008-07-28 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke · Parenting / Family issues	• Secondhand smoke seen to raise spouse's stroke risk Jump to full article: The Mirror (uk), 2008-07-29 Author: Will Dunham, WASHINGTON (Reuters) Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Diabetes · Cancer	Global Update - Noninfectious Illnesses Are Expected to Become Top Killers Jump to full article: New York Times, 2008-06-03 Author: DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Related · Cardio-vascular · Stroke	Marijuana may up heart attack, stroke risk Jump to full article: Reuters, 2008-05-13 Author: Will Dunham , Reuters Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Food/Diet/Obesity	Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-03-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Australia	Smoking, high blood pressure 'deadly' Jump to full article: Melbourne (Vic) Herald Sun (au), 2008-03-11 Author: Tamara McLean Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke non-USA, by Country · China	• Smoking Is Major Risk Factor For Stroke In China, Study Shows Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2008-03-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke	Smoking And High Blood Pressure: Double Blow For Bleeding Stroke Risk Jump to full article: ScienceDaily, 2008-03-06 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · inflamation/infections/immunity	• Age-Related Macular Degeneration Doubles Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Eye disease carries same risk as other circulatory problems, experts say Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-02-28 Author: Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Europe · USA	• More Risk Factors, Less Access to Care Behind Higher Stroke Rates in U.S. Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2008-02-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Stroke Organizations · Cdc	• Heart and Stroke Death Rates Steadily Decline; Risks Still Too High Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2008-01-22 Author: SOURCE American Heart Association Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Canada Organizations · Nnsw	Butt out for national non-smoking week Jump to full article: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (ca), 2008-01-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Advertising/Promos · Stroke USA, by State · New York	Star of Anti-Smoking Campaign Still Puffs Skip Legault, After Two Heart Attacks and an Amputated Leg, Just Can't Quit Jump to full article: ABC News, 2008-01-11 Author: MARCUS BARAM Jump to full article »
Categories · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Advertising/Promos · Stroke USA, by State · New York	• Officials: smoking star makes ads better Jump to full article: New York Daily News, 2008-01-12 Author: JORDAN LITE and JONATHAN LEMIRE DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS Jump to full article »
Categories · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Advertising/Promos · Stroke · Addiction USA, by State · New York	7online.com: Anti-smoking poster boy still puffing away? Lost leg, but can't kick the habit Jump to full article: WABC-TV Ch. 7, 2008-01-11 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Statistics/Database	Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics 2008 Update. A Report From the American Heart Association Statistics Committee and Stroke Statistics Subcommittee Jump to full article: Circulation, 2007-12-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Cancer · Statistics/Database	Group says heart and stroke deaths fall in U.S. Jump to full article: Reuters, 2007-12-17 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Smokeless non-USA, by Country · Sweden	• Prolonged Use Of Swedish Moist Snuff Increases Risk Of Fatal Cardiovascular Disease And Stroke Jump to full article: MediLexicon (mx), 2007-11-15 Jump to full article »
Categories · Federal · Tobacco Control · Letter · Stroke USA, by State · New Jersey Organizations · FDA	LETTER: Stroke victim calls for FDA regulation of tobacco products Jump to full article: Allentown (NJ) Examiner, 2007-09-27 Author: Linda Maresca Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · International · Cardio-vascular · Women · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Korea - South	• Smoking 'Biggest Cause of Stroke for Men' Jump to full article: Chosun Ilbo (kr), 2007-09-04 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Tobacco Control · Advertising/Promos · Stroke	• Explicit anti-smoking ad rated M Jump to full article: The Age (au), 2007-05-31 Author: Jill Stark Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Australia	One in three strokes 'caused by smoking' Jump to full article: AAP (Australian Associated Press) (au), 2007-05-20 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Tobacco Control · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Australia	New anti-smoking campaign to be launched Jump to full article: The Age (au), 2007-05-13 Jump to full article »
Categories · Stroke · Op-Ed	WRIGHT: One-sided, she's still the same Jump to full article: Edmond (OK) Sun, 2007-05-12 Author: Leif M. Wright MUSKOGEE PHOENIX (Muskogee, Okla.) Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Mental Health/Neurology	Spot in brain may control smoking urge Jump to full article: USA Today, 2007-01-26 Author: Kathleen Fackelmann, USA TODAY Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	How the urge to smoke can just vanish A specific brain injury kills the craving, a study shows. Disabling that area may aid in quitting. Jump to full article: Los Angeles Times, 2007-01-26 Author: Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	UI scientists identify brain region that maintains addiction Jump to full article: Cedar Rapids (IA) Gazette, 2007-01-26 Author: Cindy Hadish The Gazette Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Smokers Quit After Brain Region Damage Nicotine addiction depends on a healthy insula, a region linked to emotion and feelings, say researchers from the Brain and Creativity Institute at USC. Jump to full article: University of Southern California (USC), 2007-01-25 Author: Carl Marziali Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Brain structure incriminated in smoking addiction Jump to full article: Reuters, 2007-01-25 Author: Will Dunham Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Drugs to mimic brain lesion could let smokers butt out with ease: study Jump to full article: Canadian Press, 2007-01-25 Author: Canadian Press: SHERYL UBELACKER Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Damage to Specific Part of the Brain May Make Smokers ‘Forget’ to Smoke Jump to full article: National Institutes of Health (NIH), 2007-01-25 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Study pinpoints area in brain linked to smoking addiction Jump to full article: San Francisco Chronicle, 2007-01-26 Author: Carl T. Hall, Chronicle Science Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Damage to the Insula Disrupts Addiction to Cigarette Smoking Science 26 January 2007: Vol. 315. no. 5811, pp. 531 - 534 DOI: 10.1126/science.1135926 Jump to full article: Science, 2007-01-26 Author: Nasir H. Naqvi,1 David Rudrauf,1,2 Hanna Damasio,3,4 Antoine Bechara1,3,4* Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology	Brain Damage Gives Clues On How To Quit Smoking With Ease Jump to full article: Medical News TODAY(UK), 2007-01-26 Author: Catharine Paddock Writer: Medical News Today Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Stroke · Addiction · Mental Health/Neurology · Vaccines	• Injury shuts off urge to smoke Stroke damage to site deep in brain eliminates desire, researchers find Jump to full article: Baltimore (MD) Sun, 2007-01-26 Author: Michael Stroh Sun reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke · Class/Income Levels non-USA, by Country · Sweden	Stroke risk higher in less well-educated women Jump to full article: Reuters, 2007-01-15 Author: David Douglas Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke	Heart Disease, Stroke Still Big Killers Latest U.S. statistics suggest obesity, smoking are largely to blame Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2006-12-28 Author: Ed Edelson HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	AHA/ASA Guideline: Primary Prevention of Ischemic Stroke Jump to full article: Circulation, 2006-06-23 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Canada	New Brunswickers not butting out: report Jump to full article: CBC News (ca), 2006-06-08 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Tobacco Control · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Food/Diet/Obesity non-USA, by Country · Canada	Tipping the Scales of Progress: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada releases new data and recommendations on tobacco and obesity/disease prevention Jump to full article: Canada Newswire (CNW) (ca), 2006-06-05 Author: HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF CANADA Jump to full article »
Categories · Society · Stroke · People · Aging/Elderly	Hefner at 80: Playboy Relevant As Ever Jump to full article: AP, 2006-04-08 Author: GARY GENTILE Associated Press Writer Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · COPD · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · UK-Scotland	Carboxyhaemoglobin concentration, smoking habit, and mortality in 25 years in the Renfrew/Paisley prospective cohort study -- Hart et al. 92 (3): 321 -- Heart Heart 2006;92:321-324; doi:10.1136/hrt.2005.065185 March 2006 (Volume 92, Number 3) Jump to full article: Heart, 2006-03-01 Author: C L Hart1, G Davey Smith2, D J Hole1 and V M Hawthorne3 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	Smoking Time, Amount Boost Stroke Risk Researchers Examine Impact of Smoking Years and Quantity of Cigarettes Smoked Jump to full article: WebMD, 2006-02-17 Author: Charlene Laino WebMD Medical News Reviewed By Louise Chang, MD on Friday, February 17, 2006 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke	• Stroke Risk Remains Higher in Ex-Smokers The finding challenges the notion that their long-term risk drops to that of never-smokers Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2006-02-17 Author: Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · Canada	Canadian baby boomers retiring in bad shape Jump to full article: Canadian Press, 2006-02-13 Author: Canadian Press Jump to full article »
Categories · Tobacco Control · Smokefree Policies · Tax · Stroke USA, by State · Kentucky	Advocates, others make a difference One goal is 'biggest bang for the buck' Jump to full article: Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 2005-12-12 Author: Laura Ungar Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Ethnic Issues	Many African Americans Underestimate Their Risk for Stroke, According to a New Survey Yolanda King, Daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Helps American Stroke Association Launch Power to End Stroke Jump to full article: PR Newswire, 2005-11-03 Author: SOURCE American Heart Association Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Women · Stroke · Households	• Better avoid husband’s smoke Jump to full article: Kansas City (MO) Star, 2005-11-03 Jump to full article »
Categories · Cessation · Stroke non-USA, by Country · UK-Scotland	Nurse realised message to patients was wrong ($$) Jump to full article: The Scotsman (uk), 2005-10-01 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Stroke · Cancer	• US Death Rates Decline in Four of Six Causes - Study Jump to full article: Reuters, 2005-09-13 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke	Cigarette Smoking Among Spouses. Another Risk Factor for Stroke in Women -- Qureshi et al. Jump to full article: Stroke, 2005-08-04 Author: Adnan I. Qureshi MD*; M. Fareed; K. Suri MD; Jawad F. Kirmani MD; and Afshin A. Divani PhD Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Women · Stroke	• Women's Stroke Risk Higher if Husband & Wife Both Smoke Jump to full article: Fox News, 2005-08-04 Author: Miranda Hitti Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke · Aging/Elderly non-USA, by Country · Netherlands	Modeling the Future Burden of Stroke in the Netherlands: Impact of Aging, Smoking, and Hypertension -- Struijs et al. Stroke. 2005;36:1648 Volume 36, Issue 8; August, 2005 Jump to full article: Stroke, 2005-08-03 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Canada	Intriguing news about nicotine Jump to full article: Toronto (Ont) Sun (ca), 2005-07-31 Author: MARILYN LINTON, TORONTO SUN Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Smokeless · Harm Reduction	• Spit tobacco lifts risk of heart disease, stroke Jump to full article: Pittsburgh (PA) Post-Gazette, 2005-07-27 Author: From local dispatches Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Asia-pacific	Smoking and Elevated Blood Pressure Are the Most Important Risk Factors for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage in the Asia-Pacific Region: An Overview of 26 Cohorts Involving 306 620 Participants 2005;36:1360 Jump to full article: Stroke, 2005-07-18 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cessation · Cardio-vascular · Stroke non-USA, by Country · Australia	• Short-term impact of smoking cessation on myocardial infarction and stroke hospitalisations and costs in Australia MJA 2005; 183 (1): 13-17 Jump to full article: Medical Journal of Australia, 2005-07-13 Author: Susan F Hurley Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Lung Cancer · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · inflamation/infections/immunity	Celebrex Lung Cancer Trial Resumes Jump to full article: HealthDay [HealthScout], 2005-07-12 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Cardio-vascular · Stroke · Smokeless	Use of Chewing Tobacco or Snuff May Increase Mortality From Heart Disease, Stroke Jump to full article: Medscape, 2005-06-23 Author: Laurie Barclay, MD Jump to full article »
Categories · Society · Obit · Stroke	Uta Hagen, legendary actor and teacher, dies at 84 Jump to full article: The Villager, 2004-01-21 Jump to full article »
Categories · Health/Science · Secondhand Smoke · Stroke non-USA, by Country · China	• Second-Hand Smoke Increases Risk of Stroke Among Wives of Smokers Jump to full article: Reuters, 2005-03-24 Jump to full article »

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• Heart Attack Deaths Drop in U.S. as Smoking, Diet, Drugs Help

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• Stroke Risk in Women Smokers Goes Up by Each Cigarette

• Healthy lifestyle cuts stroke risk: study

• Stroke risk from smoking partner

• Secondhand smoke seen to raise spouse's stroke risk

• Smoking Is Major Risk Factor For Stroke In China, Study Shows

• Age-Related Macular Degeneration Doubles Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Eye disease carries same risk as other circulatory problems, experts say

• More Risk Factors, Less Access to Care Behind Higher Stroke Rates in U.S.

• Heart and Stroke Death Rates Steadily Decline; Risks Still Too High

• Officials: smoking star makes ads better

• Prolonged Use Of Swedish Moist Snuff Increases Risk Of Fatal Cardiovascular Disease And Stroke

• Smoking 'Biggest Cause of Stroke for Men'

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• Injury shuts off urge to smoke

• Stroke Risk Remains Higher in Ex-Smokers

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• Women's Stroke Risk Higher if Husband & Wife Both Smoke

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