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Kentucky 's spending of tobacco settlement on tobacco-prevention programs fall far short of what CDC recommends
6:53 AM
Anonymous
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
federal regulation,
smoking cessation,
teens,
tobacco
Kentucky ranks 39th in the country in funding programs that prevent kids from smoking and help smokers quit, according to a national report ...
As Ky., other states debate smoking bans, Ariz. county considers ban on hiring smokers, penalizing employees who smoke
9:30 AM
Anonymous
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smoking,
smoking bans,
tobacco
Casey joins Adair and Russell as longtime tobacco counties where schools are going tobacco-free; Clinton defers action
7:28 AM
Anonymous
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education,
schools,
smoking,
smoking bans,
tobacco
The schools in another longtime tobacco county in Southern Kentucky are going tobacco-free. With only one member in opposition, the Casey Co...
Ky. Rural Health Association backs statewide smoking ban
11:17 AM
Anonymous
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General Assembly,
legislation,
legislature,
smoking,
smoking ban,
smoking bans,
smoking ordinances,
tobacco
Broad ban on use of tobacco on state property takes effect, except in Capitol and Annex, where law supersedes policy
8:22 AM
Anonymous
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smoking,
state government,
tobacco
African clinics to begin testing Ebola treatments; one made from tobacco in Kentucky isn't plentiful enough to be part of effort
10:19 AM
Anonymous
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public health,
tobacco,
viral infections,
virus
Kentucky gets a $7 million grant to improve survival rates for lung cancer, in which it leads the nation
9:52 AM
Anonymous
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foundations,
lung cancer,
philanthropy,
smoking,
tobacco
Experimental drug being used to treat Ebola is being manufactured using special tobacco plants in Owensboro
8:34 AM
Anonymous
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genetics,
infectious diseases,
pharmaceuticals,
research,
tobacco,
viral infections
Carroll County schools will make campuses tobacco-free in 2015, even including outdoor sporting events
7:57 PM
Anonymous
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education,
electronic cigarettes,
schools,
smoking,
smoking bans,
smoking cessation,
tobacco
Ky. newspapers support Beshear's expanded smoking ban for state-government sites, back statewide smoking ban
6:05 AM
Anonymous
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General Assembly,
legislation,
legislature,
smoking ban,
smoking bans,
tobacco
Study shows tailored advocacy for local smoking bans in rural Kentucky gets results
6:38 PM
Anonymous
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health policy,
research,
smoking,
smoking ban,
smoking bans,
smoking cessation,
smoking ordinances,
tobacco
Beshear bans use of tobacco products and e-cigarettes on or near buildings and property the state owns or leases
8:14 PM
Anonymous
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e-cigarettes,
governor,
legislation,
smoking,
smoking ban,
tobacco
Appalachian Kentucky has much of what it needs to improve its poor health status, key federal officials agree
7:16 PM
Anonymous
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Appalachia,
child obesity,
childhood obesity,
county health departments,
exercise,
health status,
heart disease,
heart health,
hospitals,
obesity,
smoking,
smoking ban,
smoking bans,
tobacco,
tobacco prevention
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Appalachian Kentucky has the enthusiasm, creativity, people and facilities needed to greatly improve its di...
Fayette County Board of Health wants to regulate electronic cigarettes, raising some questions
3:25 PM
Anonymous
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advertising,
courts,
e-cigarettes,
legislature,
smoking,
smoking bans,
state law,
tobacco
University of Louisville gets $14.7 million federal grant to develop tobacco protein for HIV and AIDS prevention
Researchers from the University of Louisville are leading an international effort to develop a gel from tobacco plants that will contain a ...
Smoking-ban supporters on 'Road to a Healthier Kentucky Tour' next week to rally support for the 2015 legislative session
8:40 PM
Anonymous
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General Assembly,
legislation,
legislature,
lobbying,
politics,
smoking,
smoking bans,
tobacco,
tobacco prevention
The Smoke-Free Kentucky Coalition is kicking off its 2015 campaign to rally support for comprehensive, statewide smoke-free laws on its ...
Smoking among Kentucky youth dropped by one-fourth from 2011 to 2013, biennial CDC survey determines
8:47 PM
Anonymous
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poll,
public health,
schools,
smoking,
tobacco,
tobacco prevention,
youth
Photo from TobaccoPreventionK12 By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Fewer Kentucky high-school students are smoking cigarettes. The stat...




