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EXAMINING JAPAN'S ADOPTION OF HARM REDUCTION STRATEGIES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH

JAPAN’S decline in cigarette sales over the past years can be attributed to the pioneering adoption of heated tobacco systems (THS).

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Report: Ohio earns mostly failing grades for tobacco control

A new report from the American Lung Association gives Ohio mostly failing grades for its tobacco control policies.

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Sweden Set To Become Europe's First Smoke-Free Nation As Use Of Snus Rises

Sweden is poised to become Europe's first smoke-free country largely thanks to the popularity of snus, a kind of moist snuff which is placed under the upper lip.

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THE IMPACT OF STIGMA ON SMOKERS IN TRANSITION

Smokers may not seek help out of shame

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Sweden inching closer to becoming first smoke-free European country

Summer is in the air, cigarette smoke is not, in Sweden’s outdoor bars and restaurants.As the World Health Organization marks “World No Tobacco Day” on

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Fox News Live

molly: it will be interesting to see how many students return after the break. griff: molly, for more insights on the shocking unsolved murders, criminal profilers and fbi special agent mary ellen o'toole and part of a forensic science department. and mary ellen, you were a part of that behavioral analysis unit and you understand, as dan springer, was just reporting they're back on the ground now, trying to create a profile. what can you tell snus. >> yes, i spent about 15 years in that unit. and what the agents are doing, assimilating as much information as they can from the investigators, talking to the forensic scientists on the scene. they've talked to the medical examiner that completed the autopsies and they have to put all of that together. so they probably went back today to look at different

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Fareed Zakaria GPS

>> exactly. >> it's coal and liquefied natural gas. so just a blockade, and they would be crippled. >> china knows that. so when nancy pelosi, right after her visit in august, they basically the chinese navy essentially practiced the blockade. they had the ships outside all the major ports. so i think that, to me, is probably more realistic danger than full-on d-day. >> and you quote somebody in the article saying, the reason that would be so deadly is because if you would have just blockade or delayed the arrival of a series of commercial cargo ships, would that cause the outrage, would it trigger a response from the snus -- the u.s.? >> exactly. what would we be watching on television? a ship in the pacific ocean

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Chris Jansing Reports

before that they now have a better feel for. of course, part of this is dependent on mark kelly, the sitting united states senator, the democrat there and what his ability is going to be to fight those things. >> jonathan, thank you very much. tim, you're going to stick around. just minutes ago we got breaking news out of arizona, by the way. police say an arrest has been made in connection with the break-in at the campaign headquarters of gubernatorial candidate katie hobbs. vaughn hillyard is joining us. what can you tell snus. >> reporter: this break-in took place monday night at the campaign headquarters of democrat katie hobbs. the phoenix pd responded to a call from the hobbs campaign reporting this burglary. there are items that were taken. it's not clear whether this was politically motivated or not. neither the hobbs campaign or phoenix pd are providing details

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CNN Newsroom Live

offered. some of the protestors who helped force the last president out say that their fight is not over. some breaking news now, italy's president has accepted the resignation of prime minister mario draghi. you can see some images coming into us in the last hour of him arriving at the palace. for more, let's go to barbie nadeau who is live for us. this time it appears it has been accepted. what more can you tell snus. >> the president really had no choice but to accept the resignation of mario draghi. he lost support over the course of the last couple of weeks with a classic italian political in-fighting among the parties. now, last night mr. draghi did win a confidence vote in the senate. but he won it on the back of

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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

different. for instance, they are preparing to help people with travel, help people with child care, help people are other logistical issues that were rare needs by patients in this current time when abortions were available closer to home. >> mike, another story we've talked a lot about as it relates to tech, axios reporting the data the tech companies have spent decades accumulating could put them right in the middle of efforts to prosecute people if the supreme court eliminates federal guarantees of abortion rights. what more can you tell snus. >> this is an eye-opening report from the chief tech correspondent in san diego. she does a weekly friday signal boost column and talks about the ways data could be vulnerable in a post-roe world. for instance, law enforcement providers can use search data. they can go after tracking data. actual medical records. they can buy data on the open market that is currently widely

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