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Is Tobacco Danger Lurking in Your Home?

A new study shows that for approximately one third of apartment and condo residents, secondhand smoke is seeping through the walls and traveling through ventilation systems. About 3.3 million New Jersey residents live in multi-unit housing.

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U.S. Cigarette Makers Reach Deal with States

Three U.S. cigarette makers say they have reached a settlement with 17 states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico to resolve a dispute over payments required under a 1998 anti-smoking agreement.

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Flickr User Rutlo
Flickr User Rutlo
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More High-Rises in New Jersey Going Smoke-Free [AUDIO]

Potential residents of high-rises in New Jersey and New York City will be able to tell at a glance if the building they're considering living in is 100 percent smoke-free.

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Smoking Ban Coming to More NJ Colleges? [AUDIO]

More than 700 colleges nationwide are 100% smoke-free, meaning "lighting up" is not allowed anywhere on campus. Most of them also feature a ban on any tobacco products.

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Why Are Cancer Rates Higher In South Jersey Than North Jersey? [AUDIO]

North Jerseyans are less likely to get cancer than their neighbors to the south.

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Is Hookah Smoking Safe? [AUDIO]

Have you or your children tried hookah smoking? Most people believe it's a safer, and perhaps harmless, alternative to smoking cigarettes. They are wrong.

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Pyramid's Palisades Center in West Nyack, NY is their closest property to New Jersey. (Pyramid)
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NY, Mass. Pyramid Malls To Be Tobacco-Free

There's no more lighting up smokes outside 15 shopping malls in New York and Massachusetts.

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NJ Man Who Survived Oxygen Blast is Now Homeless

An 82-year-old New Jersey who survived an explosion when a cigarette ignited one of his oxygen tanks is now homeless.

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Flickr User StevenDepolo
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NJ Lawmaker Rolls Out A Plan To Discourage Teen Smoking [AUDIO]

A Garden state lawmaker is moving ahead with a plan to make it more expensive to purchase one type of tobacco that's becoming increasingly popular with teenagers - mini cigars - sometimes called cigarillos.

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More Work Needed to Stop Youth Tobacco Use According to Surgeon General

More work needs to be done to keep young Americans from using tobacco, including creating smoking bans and increasing taxes on tobacco products, the U.S. Surgeon General's office said in a report released Thursday.

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