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Promotion of Smoke-Free Environments: Implement and enforce smoke-free policies in public places, workplaces, schools, and other settings to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke and discourage tobacco use
Theyd light up and slouch there guiltily in the aisle, huffing down a fag before returning to the relative purity of the non-smoking section
Great Britain, for example, has a higher death rate from lung cancer than we do: And all of you share with us a distressing lack of knowledge about how to convince people particularly young people not only that cigarettes may kill them, but that they should do something about it. World Conference on Smoking & Health: A SUMMARY OF THE PROCEEDINGS (17 pages) Published by the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health 1968 Conference Program: .to compare experiences and to exchange ideas, to report on new medical and scientific findings and to recommend programs of research, education, and public and citizen action against cigarette smoking The Scientific Background: 1.World Costs of Cigarette Smoking in Disease, Disability and Death 2.Cigarettes and Cardiovascular Disease 3.Cigarettes and Cancer 4.Cigarettes and Respiratory Disease 5.Problems in Conducting Smoking Research The British and Norwegian Experiences Influencing Smoking Behavior Psychological Aspects of Smoking Work Groups: 1.Addiction, Habituation, Pharmacology 2.Behavioral Problems and Progress 3.Towards a Less Harmful Cigarette 4.School Programs 5.College Programs 6.Teacher Education 7.Giving up Cigarette Smoking 8.Role of Physician and Other Exemplars 9.Government Action and Legislation 10
