Smoking risks rise for women and teens tied to culture change
UPI reports warning signs show women and teens face higher health risks from smoking. Heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases climb as smoking rates among women grow, with teens, especially girls aged 13 to 15, showing sharp increases. Good Housekeeping notes risks to unborn children from maternal smoking. EPA officials urge wasteful packaging amid energy and pollution concerns, citing a rise in packaging weight and lower milk consumption. In East St Louis, Deputy Sheriff Willie Smith Jr. arrests Harry Johnson on possession of stolen license plates after linking a car to a Missouri theft.
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