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The American Lung Association has given Arizona a mostly failing grade for its tobacco control policies and says the state lags behind in preventing and reducing tobacco use.
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An annual report released by the American Lung Association says Arizona earned failing grades on passing policies to reduce and prevent tobacco use, including e-cigarettes.
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A Phoenix-based truck and trailer rental company has announced plans to stop interviewing and hiring nicotine users in Arizona and 20 other states,…
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Tucson is raising the minimum age to buy e-cigarettes and other tobacco products to 21 years old. The minimum age will go up from 18 to 21 in Tucson on…
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A Phoenix suburb has become the first in the region to raise the minimum purchasing age for vaping products from 18 to 21 years.Goodyear City Council…
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There are two competing tobacco and vaping regulation bills at the Arizona Legislature. The winning legislation may emerge soon. The Senate last week…
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The Flagstaff City Council will vote tonight to expand its law banning tobacco use in public places to include electronic cigarettes.The vaping ban…
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that the adult smoking rate in Arizona has dropped to 14 percent.That's down from more than 19…
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Northern Arizona University will become a smoke- and tobacco-free campus beginning July 1.NAU President Rita Cheng made the announcement Thursday.She says…
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The percentage of adult Arizonans who smoke continues to drop.The Arizona Department of Health Services says the percentage of smokers as of 2014 was at…