european smokeless tobacco Big Finds Surprise Allies in Push Tougher regulations loom for tobacco

Anyone who thinks that smoking is treated dispassionately by the medical community should take a look at these comments: BMJ, 15 May 2003

Andr Picard: The harm reduction approach should apply to tobacco, too Over the years, however, there has been a steady stream of public-health measures put in place, such as restricting smoking in the workplace, hiking tobacco taxes, introducing graphic warnings on cigarette packages, ending tobacco-company sponsorship of sporting and artistic events, outlawing advertising, banishing tobacco products from pharmacies and hiding them out of sight in corner stores, and banning smoking in bars, restaurants, patios, parks, beaches and so on

More resourceful teens may burn incense or candles or spray odor eliminators like Ozium as an added measure to mask the smell

Table-Rated Smoker : This includes smokers with apparent health complications