Sureda X, Fernndez E, Martnez-Snchez JM, et al
According to the Stanford research, these ads presented smokers as young, attractive, vibrant, athletic, happy, and full of vitality
Given that the scientific studies show it to be 95% safer than traditional cigarettes, with no secondhand smoke concerns, there is no legitimate reason not to encourage them
Tama an sabi ni Doc Connie Yes, chewing nganga increases the incidence of cancer of the mouth, one ingredient must potentiate the other (as chewing tobacco has been shown to do this too). The doctors said it was because of the nganga, we call it ugbas in Bicol
We do know that a large tax reduction for banks enacted during the 2019 session is expected to reduce General Fund revenues by another $50 million in 2020