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Apr 12, 2013

Research & Commentary: President Obama’s Universal Pre-K Proposal

Heartland Research & Commentary - John Nothdurft, Joy Pullmann Heartland Institute

... 95.8 percent of expenditures on tobacco products are made by families making... universal pre-K, Head Start, and tobacco taxes. Funding Growing Programs with Declining... source of revenue such as a tobacco tax to fund a growing program... Top Ten Reasons Not to Raise Tobacco Taxes http://heartland.org... ...

Mar 24, 2013

Richard Carmona Joining E-Cigarette Board

Associated Press

... and supported a ban on all tobacco products, is joining the board of... any amount of someone else’s tobacco smoke harms nonsmokers and was instrumental... critical about the possibility of safer tobacco alternatives to smoking. “Definitely there’s... There are two approaches to regulating tobacco use... ...

Jan 9, 2013

‘Prohibition by Price’ Drives Cigarette Smuggling in New York, Elsewhere

Michael D. LaFaive and Todd Nesbit

... channels. The destructive consequences of rampant tobacco smuggling include the corruption of government... our third set of estimates for tobacco smuggling in 47 of the 48... result in a net decline in tobacco tax revenues. Corruption, Violent Crime Rise... in criminal activity related to illicit tobacco... ...

Jan 1, 2013

Missouri Cigarette Tax Hike Goes Down to Defeat

Steve Stanek

The third time was not the charm for supporters of a higher cigarette tax in Missouri, as voters rejected for the third time in 11 years a ballot measure to raise the state’s cigarette tax. "While 21 percent of Missouri adults smoke, 51 percent of voters rejected another attempt to raise the state's cigarette tax at the ...

Oct 10, 2012

Bill Seeks to Block FDA from Rolling Cigar Industry

Jeff Edgens

... passed the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act giving the Food and... the marketing, manufacture, and sale of tobacco products. Shortly thereafter the agency announced... is Bill Posey (R-FL). However, tobacco litigators, the American Cancer Society, and... will weaken the intent of the Tobacco... ...

Sep 14, 2012

Research & Commentary: Omaha Cigarette Occupation Tax

Heartland Research & Commentary - Matthew Glans Heartland Institute

... cigarettes outside the city. Fourth, using tobacco taxes as a source of revenue can lead to budget shortfalls. Tobacco taxes are notoriously unreliable, and as... Labor Statistics, 95.8 percent of tobacco expenditures are made by consumer units... The following articles examine occupation and tobacco taxes... ...

Aug 16, 2012

Research & Commentary: Electronic Cigarettes

Heartland Research & Commentary - Matthew Glans

... give up cigarettes but continue using tobacco or nicotine in different forms such as “e-cigarettes” and smokeless tobacco. Electronic cigarettes, or “e-cigarettes,” have... eliminating the harmful compounds found in tobacco smoke. Despite these benefits, some public... also argue the main focus of tobacco... ...

Jul 12, 2012

How Should Insurers Treat Tobacco Use? A Review of the Research

Heartland Policy Brief - Eli Lehrer

...For insurers, the most salient fact about tobacco use can be summarized simply: overwhelming... that all widely used forms of tobacco harm human health. A significant body of evidence also indicates tobacco use correlates strongly with other risky... percent of U.S. adults smoke tobacco. Tobacco... ...

May 17, 2012

Research & Commentary: Illinois Cigarette Tax Won't Fix Medicaid

Heartland Research & Commentary - John Nothdurft

... is a strong correlation between high tobacco taxes and high overall tax burdens... hike within two years of a tobacco tax hike.” The governor and other... Top Ten Reasons Not to Raise Tobacco Taxes http://www.budgetandtax-news.org... Five Things to Consider Before Raising Tobacco Taxes: A Review of the... ...

May 1, 2012

UCSD Researchers Call Attention to Differences Between Science and Policy on National Smoking Cessation Strategy

Michael Siegel, MD, MPH

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine are calling attention to a major discrepancy between the scientific evidence base and national policy on smoking cessation, according to a press release issued by the university. The researchers, led by Dr. John Pierce, are pointing out that while most ...

Apr 26, 2012

Barriers to Tobacco Harm Reduction

Joel L. Nitzkin, MD, MPH, DPA

... 2012 Hearing on HR No. 6026 – Tobacco Harm Reduction Barriers to Tobacco Harm Reduction: A Statement in Favor... consultant. I have been involved in tobacco control since the 1970’s. The... February of 2007 when the FDA Tobacco bill was introduced into Congress. At... serving as co-chair of the Tobacco... ...

Apr 20, 2012

E-cigarettes and Smoke-free Policies

Kentucky Center for Smoke-free Policy

... American Heart Association, The Campaign for Tobacco-free Kids, and the American Lung Association recommend that smoke-free laws and policies prohibit the use of e-cigarettes.... ...

Apr 20, 2012

Scientific Advisory Committee on Tobacco Products Regulation

World Health Organization

Smokeless tobacco use is a significant part of the overall world tobacco problem. Smokeless tobacco products are tobacco products without combustion or pyrolysis at... is a great diversity of smokeless tobacco products and smokeless tobacco use patterns across the globe. Oral... use is very rare... ...

Apr 20, 2012

Scientific Advisory Committee on Tobacco Products Regulation

World Health Organization

Smokeless tobacco use is a significant part of the overall world tobacco problem. Smokeless tobacco products are tobacco products without combustion or pyrolysis at... is a great diversity of smokeless tobacco products and smokeless tobacco use patterns across the globe. Oral... use is very rare... ...

Feb 2, 2012

Research & Commentary: Tobacco Harm Reduction

Heartland Research & Commentary - Matthew Glans Heartland Institute

... give up cigarettes and instead use tobacco or nicotine in different forms such as “e-cigarettes” or smokeless tobacco. In 2008 the American Association of Public Health Physicians endorsed tobacco harm reduction as a last resort for chronic tobacco users unable to quit altogether. Opponents... of some... ...

Feb 1, 2012

Research & Commentary: Idaho’s Tobacco Tax Advantage

Heartland Research & Commentary - John Nothdurft

... big hike in a state’s tobacco tax, the negative effects of such taxes are much more evident. Tobacco taxes unduly affect those who can... more than $50,000 per year. Tobacco taxes also rarely bring in the... Five Things to Consider Before Raising Tobacco Taxes: A Review of the Research... Top Ten Reasons... ...

Dec 6, 2011

Smoked Out: Group Says Ban Has Caused Drop in Bar, Tavern Business

Jack Spencer

Apparently, smoking bans are dangerous to the business health of Michigan bars and taverns that traditionally have a high percentage of customers who smoke. The state's ban on smoking in places of business, including bars, taverns, and restaurants, began about halfway through 2010. Now comes data showing purchases of alcoholic ...

Dec 1, 2011

Helping Smokers Quit: The Science Behind Tobacco Harm Reduction

American Council on Science and Health

... the United States to formally endorse tobacco harm reduction (THR). ACSH based its... medical literature, which showed that smokeless tobacco use: (a) is at least 98 percent safer than smoking, even though most Americans are misinformed about the differences in risk (b) among Swedish men, is a major factor in extremely... ...

Sep 16, 2011

Acute Myocardial Infarction Mortality Before and After State-wide Smoking Bans

Nicholas Peiper and Phillip Cose

A number of studies of small populations conclude there is an immediate and significant reduction in the number of persons who die from heart attacks after smoking bans are put into effect. In “Acute Myocardial Infarction Mortality Before and After State-wide Smoking Bans,” researchers Brad Rodu and Nicholas Peiper of University ...

Sep 16, 2011

Study Casts Doubt on Claims of Immediate Benefits from Smoking Bans

Steve Stanek

Statewide smoking bans have “little or no measurable immediate effect” on the number of persons who die from heart attacks, according to a new report by medical researchers at two universities. In “Acute Myocardial Infarction Mortality Before and After State-wide Smoking Bans,” researchers Brad Rodu and Nicholas Peiper of ...

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