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Health News Posted on May 26, 2012

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Australia Says Plain Cigarette Packaging is Anti-Cancer and Not Anti-Trade
Australia has put on a defiant stand against complaints by Ukraine and Honduras made to the World Trade Organization over its decision to enforce plain cigarette packaging and said that it w...

Smoking Ban in Public Places Sees Drop in Number of Smokers by Five Percent
Banning smoking in public places has had a positive effect in Spain with the percent of smokers decreasing by five percent since Law 42/2010 came into effect. A pioneering study, carrie...

Bared to Tobacco Fumes Children Run Into Long-Term Respiratory Complications: Study
Over three decades, researchers have cautioned of latent health risks linked to exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), mainly among children whose parents smoke. Now a new study cond...

Kids Of Smoking Parents Prone to Cardiovascular Risks
Children who are exposed to passive smoking from their parents are more likely to develop serious cardiovascular health problems later in life, finds a study. The Menzies Research Instit...

TB Raises Lung Cancer Mortality Risk in Elderly
Elderly patients who have tuberculosis are at increased risk of dying from lung cancer, finds a new study. "There is a high incidence of both tuberculosis and lung cancer among the elder...

Daily Dose of Vitamin C By Smoking Women May Help Newborns
Daily intake of vitamin C may improve the lung function of the babies born to women who are unable to quit smoking during pregnancy. This is the conclusion of a new study at Oregon Healt...

Genetic Marker Associated With Smoking Quantity Identified
In people of African ancestry, a genetic marker helps predict the smoking quantity, say researchers. The study's findings may help guide future public health decisions related to smoking, be...

Molecular Biomarkers in Tissue and Lining of Lungs Provide Another Technique for Lung Cancer Screening
Using the molecular biomarkers present in the tissue and fluid lining of the lungs may be another technique that can be used in lung cancer screening, according to a new study published in t...

Smoking Ban Extended to Cafes, Stadiums in Bulgaria
Changes to Bulgaria's health bill to ban smoking in stadiums and all enclosed public spaces such as cafes and restaurants as of June 1 have been approved by lawmakers. The small Balkan c...

Lung Cancer Screening Via Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery
Video assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) is a valuable tool in managing lesions detected in a lung cancer screening program, according to the most recent research released in June's Journal of...

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