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The annual American Lung Association “State of Tobacco Control” report tracks the efforts of the federal government and state governments across the country on actions taken to eliminate tobacco use
The annual American Lung Association “State of Tobacco Control” report tracks the efforts of the federal government and state governments across the country on actions taken to eliminate tobacco use
27:31 If you’d like to discuss oral health further with Dr. Davis, you can email him at Sean_Davis@ykhc.org. To take advantage of YKHC’s Tobacco Cessation Services, call 543-6312, or email Victoria at Victoria_Galanopoulos@ykhc.org. To register for the “Strong Lungs” event on April 19 and 20, email uaf-bethel@alaska.edu or call YKHC’s Tobacco Prevention and Cessation program at 543-6312. " class="wysiwyg-break drupal-content" src="/sites/all/modules/contrib/wysiwyg/plugins/break/images/spacer.gif" title="">
Opinion/Fitzgerald: A disappointing report card for Rhode Island Daniel Fitzgerald, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal Opinion Daniel Fitzgerald is the senior manager of advocacy for the American Lung Association in Rhode Island. If your child brought home a report card with F and D grades would you deem it refrigerator worthy? Would you congratulate them or devise a study plan and map out extra help? As Rhode Island residents, this is a question we should be asking ourselves after the American Lung Association’s State of Tobacco Control Report for 2021 show...
Pa. receives bad grades for tobacco prevention, especially among kids Updated Jan 27, 2021; Posted Jan 27, 2021 FILE - A new report from the American Lung Association says 17.3 percent of Pennsylvania residents smoke.AP Photo/Patrick Sison Facebook Share Pennsylvania received all Ds and Fs in the latest national report card from the American Lung Association, which grades states on their efforts to reduce tobacco use. Pennsylvania received an F, for example, for having no ban on flavored tobacco and nicotine products including electronic-cigarettes, seen as the main path to tobacco addictio...