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Public-health advocates have known for years that individualized messages are far more effective at getting smokers to stop.

Cigar smokers are not interested in exposing the general public to their pungent fumes, said Joe Arundel, President of the Cigar Association of Washington.

And their risk of being admitted to a psychiatric hospital over the next six years was nearly tripled (it was almost quadrupled for smokers).

And this fact may explain some of the findings regarding it, she believes-for example, why treatment with it improved sensory gating in nonsmoking subjects, but not in smokers.

Some smokers chew nicotine gum in an effort to quit, but instead of parking a slightly masticated piece between cheek and gum, they chomp the little squares like a wad of Bazooka.

Smokers living in polluted cities have a much higher rate of lung cancer than smokers in rural areas.

Another explanation is that some smokers are "jurisdiction shopping" to places where they may puff.

In many parts of the world the argument is swinging decisively in favour of the anti-smokers.

Pregnant smokers are more likely to have a miscarriage or premature baby, while after birth children are more likely to die from sudden infant death syndrome.

But even a small courtyard with some plants and benches can create a place for staff to escape and breathe in fresh air - as long as it isn't colonised by the smokers.

The move is an escalation of action taken against smokers.

On average, smokers had a thinner medial orbito-frontal cortex than nonsmokers.

The research did not look at lung function in people with cystic fibrosis who are active smokers, Cutting said in a telephone interview.

This will be paid for by a tax on businesses that fail to provide health insurance, a levy on hospitals and yet more taxes for that much put-upon group, smokers.

However, a 2009 study in the Netherlands found that smokers had more visceral fat than nonsmokers.

It's the same story just down the road in Millbank, where smokers shelter behind the gigantic bronze Locking Piece, and use it as a windbreak.

The data showed that the smokers were found to have structurally different brains from the never-smokers.

Smokers get periodontal disease at two to three times the rate of nonsmokers, "says Sally Cram, DDS, a periodontist in Washington, D."C., and a consumer advisor for the American Dental Association.

Passive smokers, who regularly inhale tobacco fumes from others, have around a 30% greater risk of heart attack.

Emphysema is common for heavy smokers.

I know from conversations with other smokers that this is not unusual.