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Fri, 22 Jun 2012

Reuters
Diabetes doctors: NYC big-soda ban is just a start
| * Specialists see room for restrictions on other foods | * The cost of obesity health woes to spur more action | * Governments abroad begin to embrace 'junk food' taxes | By Ransdell Pierson | PHILA... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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The Examiner
Blood vessel damage from too much salt can lead to high blood pressure
| The National Heart Lung and Blood Institute reports that about 1 in 3 adults in the United States has high blood pressure. The condition itself generally has no symptoms. You can have high blood pre... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
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Reuters
Smoking tied to one type of skin cancer
| NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Smoking may not only cause wrinkles and sagging skin, it might also increase your risk of one type of skin cancer, researchers suggest in a new report. | Studies have lin... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
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WN Headlines

» » Sugar-packed fizzy drinks 'as hazardous to health as tobacco': studyIndian Express

» » Diabetes doctors: NYC big-soda ban is just a startReuters

» » Blood vessel damage from too much salt can lead to high blood pressureThe Examiner

» » Smoking tied to one type of skin cancerReuters

» » Genes predict if medication can help to quit smokingmy SA

» » Sustaining women: Principle of gender equality essential to achieve sustainable developmentThe Times Of India

» » Drinking too much tea can cause prostate cancer: studyIndian Express

» » Coca-Cola not to blame for US obesity: CEOPhysOrg

» » Is Maharashtra government skirting tobacco ban?DNA India

» » Male tea drinkers 'at greater risk of prostate cancer'BBC News

» » Chocolate: How Seeing Affects EatingWall Street Journal

» » Law to outlaw public smokingIndependent online

» » Sleep Apnea Linked to CancerHuffington Post

» » Smokers shifting to â€˜e-cigarette'The Hindu

» » Ferdinand accused of 'endorsing cigarette firm that promotes smoking among children'The Daily Mail

» » 1in 3 Brit workers affected by chronic lack of sleepNewstrack India

» » Hospital smoking: Cwm Taf staff patrol to enforce banBBC News

» » Doc offers health advice to dads on Father's dayNewstrack India

» » Rio Ferdinand criticised over advert linked to Asian tobacco firmThe Guardian

» » Butts out as ACT smoking rates fallCanberra Times

» » Ban on smoking in county parks consideredThe Tribune San Luis Obispo

» » Eat breakfast, cut diabetes riskWPXI

» » Are your kids inhaling smoke?Independent online

» » Move to ban smoking at all workplacesBusiness Day

» » Graphic warning labels improve smokers' recall of warning and health risks related to smokingPhysOrg

» » Calls for regulation as diesel fumes linked to cancerDeutsche Welle

» » Brush teeth, cut cancer riskThe Times Of India

» » South Bend smoking ban needs more support to passmy SA

» » Passive smoking can harm childrenâ€™s heartsIndependent online

» » Cigar smoking is still harmful to oneâ€™s healthBuffalo News

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Health Hazards
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Lung Cancer
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Tobacco
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