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From: "Bess N. Duke" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 17:32:42 -0300

government survey released in March showed 22.
The bill was delayed by a day after cabinet wrangling over the workplace smoking ban details.
"They say there has been a fall in the number of smokers immediately after a ban has been introduced in other countries - but it has gone up again shortly afterwards.
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Specifically, they analyzed data on 155,503 artery-blockage (ischemic) strokes and 19,314 bleeding (hemorrhagic) strokes recorded as hospital admissions between 1986 and 1999. Zisman and her colleagues looked at women's susceptibility compared to men.
He said an outright ban was not necessary.
42 percent in the 65 to 69 group), and that a similar percentage had larger polyps or masses (49 percent in the 75 and older group vs. Their findings were published online before publication in Drug and Alcohol Dependence.