
Call for smokers to be offered cancer risk test
Smokers are in denial that their habit causes lung cancer and they should be offered tests that show their personal risk, a researcher says.
Smokers are in denial that their habit causes lung cancer and they should be offered tests that show their personal risk, a researcher says.
Smoking researchers say NZ's top priority should be banning smoking in cars with child passengers.
Mum was right: smoking is a filthy habit. But there's no need for it to be a dirty habit too, particularly when travelling.
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Visible cigarette advertising displays will go within nine months following tobacco law changes, if public health officials get their way.
A security officer sacked for leaving his company's building unattended to go for a smoke lost his bid for compensation.
Former Gisborne man Willie Rare could tomorrow be sentenced to up to 12 years in a Bali jail after admitting to a charge of possessing cocaine. He also admitted to buying a "bong" for smoking marijuana from the same people who sold him the
Roll-your-own cigarettes may be more addictive than factory-mades, a study has suggested.
Smoking could 'virtually disappear' in NZ and many other developed countries within half a century, according to research.
The Australian island state, which already has some of the world's strictest anti-smoking laws, is considering banning tobacco altogether.
Spain has become the latest country to pass an anti-smoking law for its eateries.
The first results from a study of 7000 Auckland and Waikato babies shows that 11 per cent of women smoke throughout their pregnancies.
A $5 million a year study has found that 40 per cent of the babies born in Auckland and the Waikato in the past year were "accidents".