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Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
Keywords: Smoking Laws Japan,
Japan and new smoking laws with the approaching 2020 Olympics
03/06/2017
Efforts to change a level of tolerance for smoking in Japan in 2017-2020 as the Olympics get closer.
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Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
WSJ 03/06/2017
Smoking and healthcare in China
01/07/2011
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Role of Smoking Cited in China's Rising Lung Cancer Deaths
New York Times 11/18/2013
Beijing to Bureaucrats: No Smoking
Wall Street Journal 12/31/2013
List of Smoking-Related Illnesses Grows Significantly in U.S. Report
New York Times 01/17/2014
Beijing Bans Public Smoking, but Enforcement Poses a Challenge
New York Times 06/01/2015
Chinese Smokers Get Dire Warning
Wall Street Journal 01/07/2011
Smoking leaves genetic 'signatures' far from lungs | Sci-Tech | DW.COM | 03.11.2016
DW.COM 11/03/2016
China's fight against smoking and the damage to public health- (1) the ban on public smoking in Beijing in June 2015
06/01/2015
China has by one estimate one third of the world's smokers. About 20% of the population in Beijing are smokers and the effects of second hand smoke are evident everywhere. The damage to public health is great and the authorites are aware of the need to step up the campaign to reduce smoking. The campaign has come late and is just beginning. The cost of being a laggard in this critical area of public health is immense and not fully understood.
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Beijing Bans Public Smoking, but Enforcement Poses a Challenge
New York Times 06/01/2015
Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
WSJ 03/06/2017
Banning smoking in government offices in China
12/31/2013
As a first step to slowing the surge in smoking in China, smoking is banned in government offices in China in Dec. 2013. China is the world's biggest user of cigarettes and tobacco- about 43% of global use pointing the way to a surge in smoking related illnesses.
Grouped Articles
Beijing to Bureaucrats: No Smoking
Wall Street Journal 12/31/2013
List of Smoking-Related Illnesses Grows Significantly in U.S. Report
New York Times 01/17/2014
Beijing Bans Public Smoking, but Enforcement Poses a Challenge
New York Times 06/01/2015
Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
WSJ 03/06/2017
A surge in lung cancer deaths with the increase in smoking in China
09/24/2010
Increasing public health hazard from smoking in China.
Grouped Articles
Role of Smoking Cited in China's Rising Lung Cancer Deaths
New York Times 11/18/2013
China Sees Challenge On Health System
Wall Street Journal 09/24/2010
List of Smoking-Related Illnesses Grows Significantly in U.S. Report
New York Times 01/17/2014
Beijing Bans Public Smoking, but Enforcement Poses a Challenge
New York Times 06/01/2015
Smoking leaves genetic 'signatures' far from lungs | Sci-Tech | DW.COM | 03.11.2016
DW.COM 11/03/2016
Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
WSJ 03/06/2017
China- crisis in health impact of smoking
09/24/2010
About 25% of the 1.3 billion population or 400 million people smoke. State ownership of the tobacco industry only makes this worse, with lax enforcement because of revenue generated for state companies. Experts warn of a huge crisis in healthcare.
Grouped Articles
Role of Smoking Cited in China's Rising Lung Cancer Deaths
New York Times 11/18/2013
Beijing to Bureaucrats: No Smoking
Wall Street Journal 12/31/2013
China Sees Challenge On Health System
Wall Street Journal 09/24/2010
List of Smoking-Related Illnesses Grows Significantly in U.S. Report
New York Times 01/17/2014
Beijing Bans Public Smoking, but Enforcement Poses a Challenge
New York Times 06/01/2015
Chinese Smokers Get Dire Warning
Wall Street Journal 01/07/2011
New evidence on the dangers of smoking- to basic DNA of other organs liver, bladder, esophagus, beyond the lungs
11/04/2016
This should be a warning for countries such as China, India, Russia, and parts of the developing world where anti-smoking efforts lag behind the U.S. and Europe.
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Smoking leaves genetic 'signatures' far from lungs | Sci-Tech | DW.COM | 03.11.2016
DW.COM 11/03/2016
Japan: Where Antismoking Laws Go to Die?
WSJ 03/06/2017
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