Archive for the ‘Online US-Winston News’ Category

Ronald Reagan vs. Ulysses Grant or what’s-her-name

Two photos in the news this morning. Relax! Neither has anything to do with healthcare: Not that many of us are seeing many of these $50 bills these days. But in case you ever do, how do you feel about subbing out the picture of the 18th president, Ulysses S. Grant, for the 40th president, Ronald Reagan? A North Carolina representative, Patrick McHenry, has introduced a bill to replace Grant’s visage with Reagan’s. Republican president Ronald Reagan ... read more >>

Ex-Winston Cigarette Pitchman Joins the InLife Team to Help Bring Awareness to the Benefits of the Electronic Cigarette

x-Winston cigarette pitchman-turned-advocate for inLife electronic cigarettes David Goerlitz, is baffled as to why governmental and private health advocacy groups, which are tasked with guarding the public against tobacco product harm and promoting medical advancements, are not supporting the electronic cigarette as a logical and safer alternative for American smokers. ... read more >>

The worst thing about the smoking ban

As we know, the ban on smoking in public places, and the misery of being forced to stand outside like a naughty dog every time you want a fag, has caused almost everyone to give up. This has had a profound knock-on effect on our social lives. ... read more >>

KEITH DURYEA: The numbers are in on secondhand smoke risks

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that in the U.S. about 45 million cigarette smokers expose about 126 million nonsmokers to secondhand smoke, including 60 percent of children 3-11 years old, and kill 53,000 annually. Secondhand smoke contains at least 250 known toxic chemicals, of which more than 50 can cause cancer. The research is done. The cat is out of the bag. Secondhand smoke exposure causes heart disease and lung cancer in nonsmoking adults. Nonsmokers who are exposed to secondhand smoke at home or work increase their heart disease risk by 25-30 percent and their lung cancer risk by 20-30 percent. ... read more >>

Being Kate Moss: Lindsay Lohan pays tribute to iconic Brit model in sultry photoshoot.

After her photographic tribute to heroine Marilyn Monroe, Lindsay Lohan has moved on to a more modern day icon. In an 18-page spread for Italian magazine Muse, a semi-nude Lindsay does her best to impersonates a grungy looking Moss in a steamy tribute to the supermodel’s four-year relationship with Johnny Depp in the mid to late 90s. ... read more >>

Major features of a reliable online cigarette shop

Even if you do not smoke, you are aware that recently skyrocketed prices have made life of average American smoker almost intolerable. However, it does not appear to be a no-go situation, since smokers nowadays have several efficient options to overcome their difficulties. They can either hit the road travelling to the neighboring state, providing that the prices are lower there, or they can visit Indian smoke shops. Cigarette-lovers also can roll their own cigarettes or opt for inexpensive small cigars. ... read more >>

Toxic Dangers to Children from Third-Hand Smoke

Most people recognize potential health risks to the smoker and those exposed to second-hand smoke. Throughout the world, cigarette labels warn of potential impotence, fetal injury, premature births, cancer, heart disease, emphysema, gum disease, and tooth loss. The Surgeon General’s report in 2006 on involuntary smoking stated that more than 126 million people are exposed to second-hand smoke with 50,000 deaths annually. ... read more >>

China May Use Graphics on Tobacco Warning Labels

(NaturalNews) Chinese health officials are advocating for laws requiring the placement photos or other graphic images onto cigarette cartons in order to warn people about the risks of smoking. ... read more >>

Smokers In California City Face $100 Fine For Smoking In Apartment, Condo

A town in California became the first in the country to make it illegal for residents to smoke in their apartments and condominiums. ... read more >>

Actor who advertised US cigarette brand dies during cancer legal action

The actor who became the face of America’s biggest-selling cigarette brand has died in the middle of a multimillion dollar legal action against the tobacco company he blamed for giving him lung and throat cancer. ... read more >>

Post Office Sidesteps Fray On Illicit Sales Of Cigarettes winston in NY

As they move to thwart the illegal trade of Winston cigarettes over the Internet, state officials have joined colleagues from around the nation in persuading the major credit card companies to stop processing payments for online cigarette Winston sales. Additionally, the state has enacted a law prohibiting the shipment of cigarettes to its residents and banned private carriers, like FedEx, from shipping Winston cigarettes. ... read more >>

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