US smoking rate remains flat at about 21 percent of adults, frustrating health officials

US smoking rate still stuck at 1 in 5 adults

Tobacco use on the silver screen down; still shown in half of PG-13 movies, study shows

Study: Smoking scenes on the decline in top movies

Despite anti-tobacco efforts, 301M people still smoke in China; secondhand smoke significant

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Smoking in public housing poses serious health risks to tenants

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Fracture heals faster if smokers kick the butt

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Smoking, drinking too much, inactivity and poor diet can age you by 12 years, study suggests

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Study: Most NYC firefighters, EMTs who suffered lung damage on 9/11 aren’t getting better

Study finds 9/11-related lung damage long lasting

Arteries, cholesterol improve soon after smokers quit, even if they gain weight, study finds

Arteries improve after smokers quit, study finds

AP Interview: Brazilian leader says he’s quit smoking after 50 years

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Dying wish granted as ‘Smoking killed me’ sign placed on hearse, grave for victim of emphysema

‘Smoking killed me’ sign placed on hearse, grave

Checkup finds Obama ‘fit for duty,’ but hasn’t kicked smoking habit, should eat better

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Checkup finds 48-year-old Obama ‘fit for duty,’ recommends more ’smoking cessation efforts’

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Japan court rejects tobacco lawsuit, notes health dangers while refusing damages

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Study: Smokers with early lung cancer could double survival chances if they quit

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Report: NKorea’s Kim suffering from laryngitis, can’t work without resting every other day

Report: NKorean leader Kim’s health worsens

Colon cancer death rate could fall substantially by 2020, optimistic experts predict

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WHO: Pregnant Cambodians get hooked on chewing tobacco to quell morning sickness

Cambodian moms-to-be chew tobacco for nausea

Kentucky’s 2 largest universities expand smoking, tobacco bans to create healthier campuses

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Report: Reynolds American in talks to buy Swedish maker of smoking-cessation products

Report: Reynolds eyes co that helps smokers quit

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