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How extensive is the alcohol problem? First, you have to ask.

By the CDC s definitions, over 38 million Americans drink too much, and alcohol causes or si
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Cancer deaths continue slow decline, despite persistent alarms of cancer epidemic from scaremongers

For the past two decades, both the incidence and mortality of cancer in America has been in decline.
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Smoking Kills, and So Might E-Cigarette Regulation

Dr. Gilbert Ross in The American, November 20, 2013
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New study shows that vaping promotes quitting for smokers and ex-smokers

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E-cigarettes: Gateway to nowhere slope is not so slippery, after all.

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Flu vaccine follies, local and national varieties

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Some improvement in flu vaccination rates there s still more work to be done

As we brace ourselves for flu season t
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Pundits and officials keep the propaganda going against e-cigarettes

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CDC releases misleading numbers on e-cigarette use in youth

In what's bound to make exaggerated waves in mainstream media, the Centers for Disease
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N.Y.Times attacks e-cigarette marketing for...marketing e-cigarettes, successfully

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