Low tar cigarettes shown to aid quitting says study
DAYTONA BEACH Florida UPI report quotes Lawrence Garfinkel American Cancer Society vice president noting that many who switch to low tar nicotine cigarettes quit more often. He cites 1965 to 1972 quit rates among men and women and argues safer brands help reduce lung cancer impact while not increasing daily consumption.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Lawrence Garfinkel
American Cancer Society
Garfinkel
Passive smoking harms nonsmokers in study
Boston report on 2100 subjects shows chronic exposure to others smoke reduces small airways function in nonsmokers. White and Froebe state this is first clinical evidence of a physical change in healthy nonsmokers and may shift opinion away from earlier Surgeon General conclusions.
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UPI
James R. White
Herman Froehe
New England Journal of Medicine
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White
Froebe
University of California, San Diego
Claude Lenefant
Barbara Marzetta Liu
National Institutes of Health
Funeral mass hails Bruno as a good man in Philadelphia
Angelo Bruno, reputed Philadelphia mob boss, was praised as a good man at his funeral Mass in South Philadelphia before his burial at Holy Cross Cemetery in Yeadon. The Rev. John Dieckman delivered the Mass of Christian Burial amid about 300 attendees including family, friends, and underworld figures.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Angelo Bruno
John Dieckman
Bruno
Dieckman
Holy Cross
Yeadon
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