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Oct 26, 2012
Smoking Advertisements on Smartphones
Tobacco companies have recently found a new way to target individuals for their tobacco products, specifically cigarettes. Plenty of pro-smoking advertisements, many of which feature different cigarette brand names and images, are being promoted on smartphones to a broad range of individuals, including children and teens.
A lead author for the study, Nasser Dhim, has said, “The regulation of these apps is lagging behind the legislation in Australia and many other countries which ban tobacco advertising including through the internet and virtual stores.” Dhim also said, “This is despite the fact that the Apple and Android app stores have the technological infrastructure to block the sale of apps in accordance with local laws. As we show in our study Apple has already used this technology to ban access to certain content on its app store, in both China and Saudi Arabia.”
Oct 17, 2012
Smokers and Smoking Habit, Leicestershire County Council
Smokers are being urged to stub out their cigarettes as part of national Heart Day tomorrow. Ernie White, Leicestershire County Council cabinet lead member for health, said: "Giving up smoking is the single biggest positive step you can take to reduce your risk of a heart attack.
"As your circulation improves, you are more able to be active, which increases the positive impact on your health.
"Within three months, walking becomes easier.
"Within a year, your risk of a heart attack is half that of a smoker."
It is estimated that about 3,000 Leicestershire people have heart disease caused by smoking.
Nearly 100,000 adults – 19 per cent – of the county's population are thought to be smokers.
Oct 12, 2012
Smoking is Still Banned in Public Areas, Cayman News
Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kiran Kumar is reminding residents that smoking in public places is prohibited by the Tobacco Law 2008 and Regulations 2010. Indoor bars and restaurants, office buildings, businesses and other enclosed areas are smoke-free inside as well as up to 10 feet from any entry, exit or other opening. In addition, for the outdoor bars and restaurants, a no smoking area must be designated.
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