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Smokeless tobacco could cut tobacco deaths says columnist
Stephen Chapman argues smokeless tobacco, less risky than smoking, could reduce U S tobacco deaths from 440000 to about 6000 if all smokers switched. He cites Sweden's drop in male smoking, criticizes total bans, and urges balanced view while noting risks of oral cancer and nicotine addiction.
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Trauma fund critical to patient care
Dr Ronald M Stewart argues the Texas Driver Responsibility Program funds directly support trauma centers amid holiday surge. He notes 160 designated trauma counties, $166 million distributed since 2003, but $95 million from 2006-07 remains unspent. urges full appropriation to sustain EMS and hospitals.
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