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Indoor air study is background for smoking-ban discussion in Elliott; statewide ban sponsor is optimistic about a vote
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8:32 AM
As the debate over a statewide smoking ban persists, a study shows evidence of harmful air quality levels from second-hand smoke in places w...
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10 years ago, Lexington's smoking ban started creating a healthier city and a movement among others in Kentucky
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9:23 AM
A decade ago, Lexington took a bold step by enacted the state's first public smoking ban, in a city that once proudly touted its status ...
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University of Kentucky
U.S. adult smoking rate dips to 18 percent; when state rates come out, will Kentucky still have the country's highest?
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7:58 AM
CDC chart; confidence interval (or error margin) means that 95 percent of the time, the result for the entire U.S. population would be with...
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Williamsburg in line to pass smoking ban next month
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2:00 PM
An ordinance imposing a smoking ban in Williamsburg is ready for a City Council vote. The council listened Monday to the first reading of th...
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3 in 5 Kentucky adults favor a statewide smoking ban, according to an independent poll that may have oversampled smokers
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11:01 AM
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Kentuckians now favor a statewide smoking ban by a margin of 3 to 2, according to the latest Kentucky Healt...
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U.S. teens' cigarette use drops to a new low, but use of alcohol goes up a bit and more 12th graders are smoking marijuana
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8:50 AM
Teenagers' cigarette smoking dropped to a record low this year but alcohol use rose slightly after seven years of decline, according to ...
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children
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Study: Raising cigarette taxes does curb even heavy smoking
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10:10 AM
The more you raise cigarette taxes, the less people smoke. That presumption was confirmed this week in a study by the Washington University ...
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Teen smoking in Kentucky declined more than it did in nation from 2002 to 2010, but state remained in top 10
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2:07 PM
Like most states, Kentucky showed a drop in reported cigarette smoking among 12- to 17-year-olds from 2002 to 2010, according to a report by...
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