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Currently, the average life expectancy in five New York City districts is 80.6; The highest is Manhattan (82 years). While the average life expectancy in many areas of t…
Russian national Duma is discussing the issue of whether to ban energy drinks that many experts believe are related to many deaths of users ...
In the message of World Anti-Malaria Day (April 25), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the world to double out efforts to achieve the goal of eliminating malari…
A group of Australian pediatricians has called on the Government to issue a ban on the sale of camphor (nebulae) containing toxic naphthalene.
American scientists discovered that genetic engineering affects the subjects we choose to be friends and that people are often linked by their bad habits but apart from…
A report from the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on December 9 that the majority of the world's population still suffers from the effects of passive smoking.
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.
The ban on fast food ads in the United States has reduced a significant proportion of 18% of children who are obese.
China will issue a ban on smoking in the campus area, and consider it part of a smoke-free Olympic effort. According to Beijing Evening News, China's Ministry of Health…
Beijing will issue a ban on smoking in taxis from October 1 in an effort to create an
On August 1, the smoking ban in public agencies began to take effect in three of the 16 states in Germany. This ban will gradually expand to the whole of Germany. Those…
Representatives of ASEAN countries have approved petitions to governments to ratify the ban on smoking in workplaces and public places.
Countries in Southeast Asia have come to an agreement to ban the circulation of toothpaste containing Diethylene Glycol.
On the occasion of World No Smoking Day 31-5, the World Health Organization (WHO) has called on all countries to issue a ban on smoking in closed public places, consider…
The Prime Minister has issued a directive on strengthening tobacco harm prevention activities. Accordingly, in the office, public places, on the bus ... will not smoke.