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Free Press - Table of Contents - January/February
2005
Second Hand Smoke
The Ad Council and the American Legacy Foundation multi-media
campaign “Don’t Pass Gas”; Cincinnati Children’s
Hospital research study on secondhand smoke and link to decreased
math and reading skills; Indianapolis ordinance to ban smoking
at some outdoor public locations; Nebraska legislature considering
smoke-free day care centers 24/7; New York state ban on smoking
two year follow-up. [read
more]
Youth Prevention
The American Journal of Public Health study on the correlation
between funding of tobacco prevention programs and prevalence
of youth smoking; Santa Fe, NM new “blue ribbon task
force” to include youth as active participants; a local
Wisconsin community to implement a cessation program for teen
smokers. [read more]
Disparities
The National African American Tobacco Prevention Network (NAATPN)
successful campaign against the “Kool Mixx” marketing
campaign–update. [read
more]
Cessation
The Lung Health study conducted by the National Heart, Lung
and Blood Institute reports that cessation programs can decrease
smoking and increase survival rates; CDC completes a literature
review on the impact of targeted interventions for College
and University students; New Jersey doctors launch a new cessation
program “Quit 2 Win”. [read
more]
Legislative Watch
State updates on current legislation. [read
more]
Other News
The Department of Justice racketeering lawsuit against the
tobacco companies-update; National news regarding NASCAR and
GlaxoSmithKline sponsorship. [read
more]
Save the Date
National Conference on Tobacco or Health; ASTHO-NAACHO Joint
Conference. [read
more]
New Resources
New studies and tools released on secondhand smoke, youth
prevention, disparities and cessation. [read
more]
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