Sentences with phrase «health campaigns warning»

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In Milwaukee, the public health department recently released an ad campaign warning mothers that co-sleeping with a baby is as dangerous as putting the baby to bed with a butcher knife.

I don't know about anyone else but these campaigns leave me with a sick feeling in my stomach and show exactly why the World Health Assembly was right to warn about conflicts of interest in all child health progrHealth Assembly was right to warn about conflicts of interest in all child health progrhealth programmes.

As well as looking at how young people obtain alcohol, the government will also attempt to deter them from binge drinking with renewed public health campaigns, as well as warnings targeted at teenage girls about what alcohol can do to their looks.

«This is a hate campaign, not a public health campaign,» said Audrey Silk, the founder of Citizens Lobbying Against Smoker Harassment, who warned of conflicts if the law is enforced.

The usual health warnings apply, and it must be pointed out that another poll last week gave the In camp an even bigger lead, but it does show the volatility of the debate even before the campaign has got underway.

Health Department launches new campaign reminding New Yorkers about Zika travel warning and sexual transmission.

«We all want to see fewer people using cannabis, but the best way to achieve that is through a health information campaign backed up by mental health warnings on rolling papers used for cannabis.

The decision came after doctors warned Cappuccilli, 57, about his health, said his campaign spokesman, Kurt Stroman.

«Studies have shown that graphic antismoking media campaign advertisements can help encourage smokers to quit, though we found placing a single graphic health warning at the POS did not have the same effect.»

The organization Campaign for Tobacco - Free Kids explicitly denounces e-cigarettes, and the CDC warns that smokeless cigarettes may be associated with health risks.

A high intensity tobacco control campaign would lead to a 2.5 % relative decline in smoking rates by 2015 and prevent 1.1 million deaths due to smoking by 2050, while stronger health warnings were projected to yield a relative 2.3 % reduction in smoking rates by 2050.

We show how the tactics of the tobacco industry's campaign for «sound science» led to the formation of front groups who, as they lost the battle to deny smoking's health hazards and keep warning labels off of cigarettes, turned their argumentative skills to the denial of climate change science in order to slow government action.

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We show how the tactics of the tobacco industry's campaign for «sound science» led to the formation of front groups who, as they lost the battle to deny smoking's health hazards and keep warning labels off of cigarettes, turned their argumentative skills to the denial of climate change science in order to slow government action.

The FDA previously explained that the new campaign is the result of «The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act,» which requires larger and more visible graphic health warnings on cigarette packages and ads.

On its website, the FDA states that the new campaign is the result of «The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act,» which requires larger and more visible graphic health warnings on cigarette packages and ads.

The Health and Safety Executive is running a Shattered Lives Campaign warning of the consequences from slips, trips and falls from height.

The FDA's campaign is the result of «The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act,» which requires larger and more visible graphic health warnings on cigarette packages and ads.

The Campaign for Tobacco - Free Kids, a proponent of the warnings, issued a statement that the ruling «ignores decades of First Amendment precedent that support the right of the government to require strong warning labels to protect the public health.»

And in Belfast, a new public health campaign is rolling out coughing bus shelters to alert people to the early warning signs of lung cancer.

«Today's news sends a strong warning to elected officials in Kansas and around the country campaigning on a political crusade against women's health and Planned Parenthood,» said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Planned Parenthood Action Fund.