US EditionGovt called on to extend smoking ban to public places
IRELAND, JUN 30 – Ireland considers expanding outdoor smoking bans following France's lead to protect children and reduce tobacco deaths, with 64% public support for wider restrictions, health officials said.
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For The Union-Tribune Thirdhand smoking gun Thirdhand smoke occurs when chemical residues from smoking linger in carpets, furniture and walls long after the cigarette has been extinguished. Researchers have found that children who inhale these particles by disturbing fabric fibers while playing or ingest them by touching contaminated surfaces and then putting their hands in their mouths are at higher risk for levels of nicotine and other harmful…
“I welcome the public statement of MP Marijana Puljak on the ban on smoking in enclosed spaces and public places. I fully support her appeal and would like to remind the public that more than a year ago, as a county councilor of the PGŽ, I requested […]
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