A study by the Institute on Health supports bans on smoking in public places, saying that restrictions cause fewer heart attacks and heart disease.
The New York Times said that "exposure to secondhand smoke significantly increased the risk of a heart attack among both smokers and nonsmokers."
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Smoking Ban Saves Lives, Study Says
Posted by Marshall County Anti-Drug Coalition at 8:51 AM
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