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30 Jun

Third-hand tobacco smoke threatens child health

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  • In Tobacco Free
Third-hand smoke is a problem even in the homes of non-smokers, say scientists researching the level of carcinogenic tobacco compounds found in house dust. This is the first time actual measurements of third hand smoke have been used to understand
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30 Jun

How Disability Laws Can Help Tenants Suffering from Drifting Tobacco Smoke | ChangeLab Solutions

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  • In Tobacco Free
If you have a medical condition made worse by secondhand smoke drifting into your apartment, federal and state disability laws might help you address the problem. Depending on the nature of your disability, your landlord may be required to make
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30 Jun

Smoke Drift from Neighbours – Tips from the Non-Smokers Movement of Australia

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  • In Tobacco Free
A Typical Question Subject: Tobacco smoke drift in apartment building Dear NSMA, We are currently suffering our neighbours cigarette smoke drifting into our apartment. We have informed our body corporate/strata and requested action but to no avail. What can we
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30 Jun

Smoke Drift in the Home and Workplace

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  • In Tobacco Free
Introduction Smoking in all indoor workplaces and public places has been prohibited across the UK since July 2007 but domestic premises are generally exempt from the smokefree law. The smokefree law has helped to change attitudes towards smoking: around 8
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30 Jun

Heart group calls on FDA to quickly regulate e-cigs – USA TODAY

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  • In Tobacco Free
Electronic cigarettes need to be strongly regulated — and quickly — to prevent another generation of young people from becoming addicted to nicotine, according to the American Heart Association’s first policy statement on the products. In its statement, the heart
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30 Jun

Occupants of Non-Smoking Hotel Rooms Still at Risk for Third-Hand Smoke

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  • In Tobacco Free
Written by Benita Matilda According to a new study published online in Tobacco Control, all non-smoking hotel rooms operating a partial smoking ban fail to protect their occupants from tobacco smoke, as the smoke from other rooms tends to travel from room to room. Even
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30 Jun

4 Best Practices for Food and Beverage Operators

  • By Stephen's Blog
  • In Legal
I’ve been noticing some trends in the feedback I hear from those in the food and beverage industry and the customers they serve. The operators know what works, and the customers know what they like. If you’re involved in the food
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30 Jun

A Safe Night Out: Things to Avoid When Serving Alcohol

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  • In Legal
While it can be difficult as an alcoholic beverage server or bartender to determine how much is too much for your patrons, it is absolutely essential to pay attention. When it comes to legal compliance for restaurants and the potential
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30 Jun

Scalded by Coffee: New Perspectives on an Infamous Lawsuit

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The “McDonald’s coffee lawsuit” made national headlines in 1992 after Stella Liebeck spilled scalding coffee in her lap while removing the lid and decided to sue the corporation for damages. Years later, perspective lends new angles to this often-mocked story.
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30 Jun

A Guest or a Tenant…that is the question!

  • By Stephen's Blog
  • In Legal
In the lodging area, a guest can be classified as being either a transient guest i.e., a customer who rents property for a relatively short period of time with no intent of establishing permanent residency, or a tenant who rents
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