Courier News Online - RARITAN TWP.: Quit smoking in four sessions (Bridgewater Courier News)
RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Hunterdon Healthcare Center's Hunterdon Behavioral Health is offering a four-session treatment program, titled "Stop Smoking," for men and women 18 years or older.
Source: www.c-n.com

Smoking ban… can we discuss it in Bullitt County? (Pioneer News)
The Pioneer News ran an opinion piece by Mallory Bowman on the possibilities of a smoking ban being established in Bullitt County. The story is listed on the opinion page of this site.
Source: www.pioneernews.net

Group against smoking ban sues the city (Anchorage Daily News)
A group that wants to stop the new smoking ban in bars, bingo halls and other public places filed a lawsuit Monday, saying the Anchorage city government is illegally campaigning on the issue.
Source: www.adn.com

England Limits Adequate Health Care To Gay Males Trying To Quit Smoking (Gay Wired)
London s NHS trusts are failing to provide adequate health care to gay men trying to quit smoking as funding for GMFA s smoking cessation course dries up.
Source: www.gaywired.com

Dixon approves city smoking ban (Baltimore Sun)
Administration will allocate $100,000 to smokers trying to quit, mayor says As promised, Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon signed into law today a citywide smoking ban approved by the City Council earlier this week — making Maryland's largest city the latest in the nation to prohibit smoking in taverns and bars.
Source: www.baltimoresun.com

Report card for Henderson's smoking ban (14 WFIE Evansville)
The Tobacco Control Coalition released results of an air quality study from the city's restaurants and bars with a shocking outcome. This, as the city commission is poised to relax smoking restrictions for some businesses.
Source: www.14wfie.com

Man smoking near gas pump bursts into flames (The Arizona Republic)
A man smoking a cigarette burst into flames at an Apache Junction ARCO Gas Station on Wednesday, according to ARCO employee Sarah Hanson.
Source: www.azcentral.com

Gene plus mom's smoking boosts child's asthma risk (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Smoking during pregnancy is known to raise a child's future asthma risk, but children with a particular gene variation may be especially vulnerable, a study published Tuesday suggests.
Source: news.yahoo.com