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Still Lighting Up |
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Author: |
Taylor, Z. |
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Daily Telegraph |
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1 February 2005 |
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10 |
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Newspaper article |
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The New South Wales Mothers and Babies Report 2001 shows that more than 15 per cent of NSW expectant mothers smoke while pregnant. This is partially blamed on the lack of adequate support services for pregnant women who want to quit smoking. |
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Smokers' kids at high risk of lung cancer |
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Author: |
Woods, K. |
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Medical Observer |
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4 February 2005 |
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7 |
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Newspaper article |
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Children exposed to environmental tobacco smoke even just a few times a week have an increased risk of lung cancer. |
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Smokers still putting children at risk |
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Author: |
Masters, C. |
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Sunday Telegraph |
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6 February 2005 |
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11 |
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Newspaper article |
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A new survey reveals that many smoking parents have dangerous perceptions regarding passive smoking, believing that it is not harmful to their children. |
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Tobacco's deadly dollars |
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Hobart Mercury |
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7 February 2005 |
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11 |
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Newspaper article |
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Summary: |
The tobacco companies spend $10 per person on advertising in Tasmania. |
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Remarkable |
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Resource: |
Hobart Mercury |
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7 February 2005 |
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14 |
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Newspaper article |
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Summary: |
Editorial on the failure of the Tasmanian Government to institute strong smoking bans in public places. |
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Lung cancer rate soars for women |
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Author: |
Sommerfeld, J. |
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The Courier Mail |
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10 February 2005 |
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6 |
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Newspaper article |
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A new study in Queensland shows that mortality rates due to cancer have declined for men and women, however, lung cancer is now the cancer responsible for the highest number of cancer related deaths in women. |
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Smoke theory debunked |
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The West Australian |
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Date: |
10 February 2005 |
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14 |
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Newspaper article |
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Summary: |
New research reveals that nicotine does not have the beneficial effect upon Alzheimer's Disease as previously thought. |
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| 8. |
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Anti-smoke group calls for film warnings |
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Author: |
Shtargot, S. |
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The Age |
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11 February 2005 |
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5 |
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Newspaper article |
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Quit Victoria is calling for movies that glamourise smoking to carry a warning label after the British Board of Film Classification has made similar moves. |
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| 9. |
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Tobacco firms combed Cancer Council's trash |
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Author: |
Yallop, R. |
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The Australian |
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Date: |
11 February 2005 |
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1 |
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Newspaper article |
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Summary: |
In 1992 the Tobacco Institute of Australia hired private investigators to search the trash of the Cancer Council to find any relevant documents regarding the group's funding or plans. |
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| 10. |
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Big tobacco 'sanitised' its paperwork |
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Author: |
Pirani, C; Yallop, R. |
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The Australian |
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Date: |
12 February 2005 |
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5 |
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Newspaper article |
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A former in-house lawyer for a legal firm retained by British American Tobacco has given sworn testimony that the lawyers deliberately destroyed documents sought by a dying smoker in a multi-million dollar lawsuit. |
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