a counterblaste to tobacco Counter-Blaste 1954 book, James I, Counter-blaste

Smokers should quit instead of cutting down, using appropriate cessation aids if needed, to significantly reduce their risk of these two common major disorders. In a linked editorial, Kenneth Johnson, Adjunct Professor at the University of Ottawa, outlined the major public health implications of these results, and said only complete cessation [quitting] is protective and should be emphasised by all prevention measures and policies

"Tobacco economics"

This branding extends beyond retail, influencing consumer perceptions and fostering brand loyalty

"Japanese high school fireballer opting for MLB"

These stories hint that tobacco might help with both pain duration and those itchy wasp sting symptoms