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Great American Smokeout is Thursday, Nov. 21, featuring supportive characters to share on social media and a Twitter chat
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7:11 AM
The American Cancer Society 's annual Great American Smokeout will be held Thursday, Nov. 21. The event encourages smokers to quit smoki...
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Hard-hitting TV ads against smoking do motivate smokers, like one mother from Elizabethtown, to quit
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11:56 AM
Hancock with CDC Director Tom Frieden A 38-year-old Elizabethtown mother's response to a federally funded anti-smoking advertising campa...
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UK, with magnet of National Cancer Institute designation, attracts 4 researchers and their $17 million in funding from U of L
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4:35 PM
" A month after the University of Kentucky announced it is home to the state’s first National Cancer Institute -designated cancer cent...
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Markey Cancer Center at UK gets National Cancer Institute designation, opening up new treatment options for patients
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8:59 AM
The University of Kentucky annouced Friday that its Markey Cancer Center has earned a prestigious National Cancer Institute designation. Wi...
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CDC: Kentucky grossly underuses tobacco settlement money when it comes to tobacco prevention and cessation programs
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3:20 PM
Kentucky is not even remotely up to snuff on state tobacco-prevention programming. According to a new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Fo...
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American Lung Association calls state's tobacco-cessation benefit inadequate now that Medicaid is under managed care
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1:28 PM
Kentucky added a robust tobacco cessation benefit to its Medicaid program, only to lose much of it in 2011 by putting the program under mana...
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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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Women who smoke triple their risk of dying early, but quitting early enough might just wipe out that risk
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2:42 PM
A new study of more than a million women found that smokers have more than triple the risk of early death than nonsmokers, and that quitting...
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