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  by Carolyn Tytler

  Created on: June 11, 2009   Last Updated: June 13, 2009

  Smoking and the use of tobacco is the single most preventable cause of illness and death in North

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  by C. M. KING

  Created on: October 31, 2010

  Criminals In Passing: The Second Hand Smoking Epidemic

  Hospitals do not support smoking areas, as smoking

• 3 of 11

  by Renee Morgan

  Created on: April 07, 2009   Last Updated: April 08, 2009

  As a smoker of a pack of smokes a day, my answer to this question would have to be an overwhelming,

• 4 of 11

  by Kate Bieler

  Created on: September 26, 2010

  Having a designated smoking area in a hospital is kind of like having a designated peeing area in a

• 5 of 11

  by Morgan Carlson

  Created on: August 14, 2009

  A hospital to many represents a place where one goes to recover from illness or injury, to be given

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  by Eleni Vassas

  Created on: April 08, 2009

  Should hospitals have a smoking section? Does anyone actually think there should be one?

  As a non smoker

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  by Gaurav Mahendru

  Created on: May 22, 2009

  I am a non smoker. I am in favor of banning smoking altogether. I do not see any benefit in smoking

• 8 of 11

  by R.A. Scott

  Created on: March 16, 2009   Last Updated: June 08, 2009

  The whole smoking debate never truly goes away, does it? For as much as we might try to make it disappear

• 9 of 11

  by Tony Prince

  Created on: October 24, 2010   Last Updated: October 25, 2010

  The hospital IS a hospital. There should be a program in place, voluntary perhaps, mandatory perhaps

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  by Bobby Watson

  Created on: March 19, 2009

  I have been a smoker for 17 years, and I also would like to say no to having designated smoking areas

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  by Femi Sobowale

  Created on: March 16, 2009

  Hospitals as health delivery institutions designed primarily to enhance recovery from sickness should