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Friday May 24th 2013

‘Public Health’ Archives

Tobacco Tax Improves Dental Health of Nonsmokers

Tobacco Tax Improves Dental Health of Nonsmokers

Tobacco taxes reduce the likelihood of smoking. This improves the health of smokers and nonsmokers alike. All 50 states and [...]

2012 Year in Review (Part 3 of 4)

2012 Year in Review (Part 3 of 4)

Health Policy   FDA approval for the vaccine that protects women against HPV infection occurred in 2006. Since [...]

Guns & Suicide

Guns & Suicide

The recent tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut has many questioning issues as far ranging from gun [...]

Guns & Homicide

Guns & Homicide

An old study, one of questionable validity, shows that firearm availability is correlated with homicide rates. The following [...]

Yes, this tax can save your life

Yes, this tax can save your life

Cigarettes kill. There is no doubt in the minds of scientists, clinicians, or even smokers. Armed with that fact, why is it [...]

Anecdotes: Say Goodbye to the Big Gulp

Anecdotes: Say Goodbye to the Big Gulp

In September 2012, the New York City Board of Health approved a ban on many sweetened beverages in containers over 16 [...]

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