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Cancer Council NSW provides some compelling statistics on smoking in prisons: Prisoner smoking rates nearly five times higher than in the NSW community Most prisoners who smoke express a desire to quit Most individuals who try quitting while in prison say it is harder than quitting when outside of prison Prison smoking bans reduce harmful secondhand smoke Prison smoking bans correlate with reduced prisoner mortality According to the Cancer Council NSW, Tobacco smoking is the biggest risk factor for preventable cancer, so taking steps to reduce smoking rates in NSW jails apparently makes sense
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Browne and DeBerniere set out on a snowy Wednesday, March 1, 1775 from the Golden Ball Tavern in Weston to investigate the situation in the town of Marlborough and to map the road leading there from Boston
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First, the big picture: Since the Surgeon Generals first report on smoking and health in 1964, more than 20 million Americans have died of smoking-related illness, and its projected that nearly 500,000 will continue to die prematurely each year as a result of smoking
