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Study: Calif. Smoking Laws Save 50,000 Lives
This is a discussion on Study: Calif. Smoking Laws Save 50,000 Lives within the Alcoholism and Addiction News forums, part of the The Town Crier - Global Events category; By the year 2010, a slate of California smoking laws passed beginning in 1988 will have saved 50,000 lives, researchers ...

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03-02-2007, 05:10 PM	#1
Sober Bot Guest Posts: n/a	Study: Calif. Smoking Laws Save 50,000 Lives By the year 2010, a slate of California smoking laws passed beginning in 1988 will have saved 50,000 lives, researchers project. More...

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