mechanically ventilated buildings, will not control secondhand smoke in the hospitality industry (e.g., restaurants, bars, casinos …

Tobacco Control Program: smoking behavior and exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke. Following this brief overview, trends in … smoking behavior are discussed in more detail. Finally, other important findings, including those relating to secondhand smoke …

The state of California passed the Smoke-Free Workplace Act on January 1, 1995. This legislation effectively banned …

.65-2.21) and here toxic gases and smoke were a major problem, whereas head injuries were more frequent among workers engaged in …

Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) (a) Children at Home: 80% of children younger than 17 years protected by 1993 (b) Nonsmokers at …

women who had been pregnant in the last 5 years was 16.1%, and 32.8% of those who did smoke quit before the pregnancy … work indoors, 31.3% reported recent exposure to environmental tobacco smoke at work, but this exposure was substantially … quit. Social pressure not to smoke, as manifested by the reluctance of smokers to smoke when they were the only smoker, was …

spread the ongoing forest fireson the island of Borneo to well over one millionacres. In this paper, the smoke and pollution … deadly combination which led to the mosthazardous smoke problem over Malaysia duringAugust–September 1997. The severity of … Malaysia. The role of the El Niñoand its evolution in enhancing the smoke pollutionover Malaysia is further discussed and …