Quit Smoking - USC enacts smoking ban
TIPS TO QUIT SMOKING
1. Set a date to quit. Get rid of all cigarettes and ashtrays in your home, car and place of work. Don't let people smoke around you.
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Quitters get a shot in the arm
Elbert Glover quit smoking 40 years ago, but he remembers with vivid clarity the culmination of his tobacco dependence. Route 1 is the key to Howards future growth Developers broke ground Friday on a mixed-use development in Elkridge, the first of many new projects set for U.S. Route 1 in Howard County that promise to transform the now-sparse corridor into a dense residential and commercial hub.
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Reality TV Health Campaign
Reality TV meets health head on with the launch of a new advertising campaign using real smokers trying to quit smoking. The Quit Groups Video Diaries documentary style campaign follows three smokers as they face the reality of overcoming addiction to nicotine.
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Area eateries clear the air
Two Winona-area bars this month have voluntarily banned smoking, and so far there hasnt been any fuss. The Green Mill Restaurant and Bar at Highway 43 and Homer Road put up its No Smoking signs July 1. The Monarch Public House in Fountain City, Wis., followed suit Wednesday.
Source: www.winonadailynews.com
Pfizer aims to help Filipino smokers beat the habit
Nicorette (nicotine) gum, the worlds leading smoking cessation aid, is now available in the Philipines to help Filipino smokers quit the habit successfully.
Source: www.mb.com.ph
The Reborn Losers
Amy Weber wanted to wear a t-shirt with a picture of herself for the 5K race Saturday. She lost 134 pounds in less than a year and loved the thought of wearing a before picture on her after body.
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Hypnosis business hopes to
The state may have snuffed the butts overnight, but for many, kicking the smoking habit won't happen quite as quickly.
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Antismoking drug praised but not as magic pill
A new medication that reduces the craving for cigarettes and lessens withdrawal symptoms appears to be more effective in helping people break the smoking habit than the best therapy currently available, the nicotine-replacement drug bupropion, according to three studies published yesterday.
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