Doctor: New lips not made for smoking (CNN.com)
TUCSON, Arizona (AP) — The world's first face transplant recipient is using her new lips to take up smoking again, which doctors fear could interfere with her healing and raise the risk of tissue rejection.
Source: www.cnn.com

Campaign targets smoking at work (BBC News)
Manx health bosses launch a campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of workplace smoking.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk

Workers get help to stop smoking (Wisconsin State Journal)
Pat Friese wants to live to be 99. But after smoking for half a century, the 68-year-old is worried she won't make it unless she finds a way to quit the habit that's been with her for so long.
Source: www.madison.com

Jakarta Moves to Curb Smoking in Land of the Kretek (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) — Ari Kurniawan, a smoker since he was 12, says he won't quit after Jakarta bans smoking in the city's offices and public buildings starting next month.
Source: www.bloomberg.com

A smoking ban fires up Jakarta (International Herald Tribune)
Ari Kurniawan, a smoker since he was 12, says he will not quit after Jakarta bans smoking in the city's offices and public buildings starting next month.
Source: www.iht.com

Face Transplant Patient Smoking Again, Worrying Docs (Fox News)
The French woman who recently underwent a face-transplant operation is reportedly smoking cigarettes again, doctors acknowledged on Wednesday.
Source: www.foxnews.com

Transplant patient s smoking causes worry (Kansas City Star)
TUCSON, Ariz. The world s first face transplant recipient is using her new lips to resume smoking, which doctors fear could interfere with healing and raise the risk of tissue rejection.
Source: www.kansascity.com

Program Can Help Residents Quit Tobacco Use Successfully (Southern Pines Pilot)
Every New Year s Eve, millions of Americans resolve to quit smoking, but they pick up their cigarettes again in a matter of weeks or even days. This year can be different for North Carolinians because of a new service that is available to all state residents.
Source: www.thepilot.com