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MEMO to Australian smokers: don’t expect much sympathy from your compatriots if you develop lung cancer.
Research has found Australians are the world’s least sympathetic when it comes to patients diagnosed with lung cancer.
Three in 10 Australians (29 per cent) said they would feel less sympathy for a lung cancer patient compared to people with other [...]
In a round of orders, the Justices denied, without comment, a rehearing petition filed by British American Tobacco Co., which had argued that the Supreme Court’s decision in Morrison v. National Australia Bank undercut a ruling by the D.C. Circuit.
In the last round of orders issuing during the Supreme Court’s summer recess, the Justices on [...]
A new study shows Australians are not sympathetic to those with lung cancer because they believe it’s only caused by smoking.
The Australian Lung Foundation is releasing the international report as part of national Lung Cancer Tree planting day.
The report found 60 per-cent of sufferers are former-smokers and around 20 per-cent have never smoked.
A study to be released today shows Australians are the world’s least sympathetic to those with lung cancer.
Nearly one third of survey respondents said they have less sympathy towards sufferers because lung cancer is linked to smoking.
The research included a survey of 16,000 people in 16 different countries.
Australia just edged out Brazil (28 per cent), [...]
Conclusions: Cigarette smoking is associated with increased risks of adenocarcinomas of the esophagus and esophagogastric junction in white men and women; compared with current smoking, smoking cessation was associated with reduced risks.
The outlook abroad is even better. Philip Morris International has a market cap of billion. The company’s earnings growth is 28 percent on a year-over-year basis.
How is that possible, given the anti-smoking climate of recent years?
CDC director Thomas Frieden says the tobacco industry is better at “sidestepping government efforts to minimize smoking,” according to [...]
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Cigarette smuggling and fake designer goods will top the agenda when Europe’s Anti-Fraud Commissioner Algirdas Šemeta meets Chinese officials in Shanghai this week. The commissioner told EurActiv the EU has an “enormous problem” with illegal goods entering the European market from China.
Background
The European Commission released a report on customs in July which showed that 64% [...]
Over the past three decades, a lengthy inventory of regulations has affected the way people smoke, and the way non-smokers interact with smokers. In England and Wales, having a cigarette at a pub is now harder than it was in 2007. Smoking bans in public spaces and workplaces now cover practically all of North America, [...]
The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Switzerland headquarters is a far distance from the tobacco fields of Kentucky, but the agency is casting a long shadow over those fields as it prepares to pass guidelines that could affect cigarette content and interrupt a centuries-old industry.
The organization is the “directing and coordinating authority for health within the [...]
To cease smoking is the easiest thing I ever did. I ought to know because I’ve done it a thousand times.
— Mark Twain
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