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Second-hand smoke causes about 1% of worldwide deaths: WHO | National...
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Commenting on the findings in the Lancet journal, Heather Wipfli and Jonathan Samet from the University of Southern California said ...
Study: 600,000 People Die Worldwide From Secondhand Smoke Every Year...
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Secondhand smoke kills more than 600,000 people worldwide every year, according to a new study.
`600,000 die each year from passive smoking` - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
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... a disease-causing indoor pollutant,” note Heather Wipfli and Jonathan Samet of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.—AFP ...
Guardian: Passive smoking kills 600,000 a year, including 165,000 children,...
Estimates from the first analysis of the true global picture say biggest impact is on young in the developing world
Second-hand smoke kills 600,000 a year - WHO study
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Commenting on the findings in the Lancet journal, Heather Wipfli and Jonathan Samet from the University of Southern California said policymakers try to motivate families to stop smoking in the home.
UEP Speaker Series - Heather Wipfli : Nov 14, www.oxy.edu › events › uep-speaker-series-heath...
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Heather Wipfli (USC Institute for Global Health)
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Jan 28, · Heather Wipfli, University of Southern California – Preventive Medicine and International Relations, United States 57. Hery Chariansyah, Raya Indonesia, Indonesia
Commentary: Here's how California should protect renters and ...www.sandiegouniontribune.com › opinion › story
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Can WHO Plan Curb Smoking? - Newsweek
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Heather Wipfli: First, monitor the epidemic within the country, know how many smoke. Second, protect people from exposure to second-hand ...
A legal fight is brewing against the Devil's Gate Dam sediment ...www.pasadenastarnews.com › a-legal-fight-is-bre...
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Both Heather Wipfli, a researcher at the USC Keck School of Medicine, and Elizabeth Krider, a scientist at Caltech in Pasadena, quoted EPA ...
The Rise of Corporate Sovereignty? The story of global health ...globalhealth.duke.edu › events › rise-corporate-sove...
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Heather Wipfli, PhD Associate Director University of Southern California, Institute for Global Health About the Speaker Dr. Heather Wipfli is an Assistant ...
The Rise of Corporate Sovereignty? The story of global health...
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Dr. Heather Wipfli is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Preventive Medicine at the USC/Keck School of Medicine and in the Department of International ...
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New titles acquired by Biddle Law Library in the past month.
USC Expert Outlines 4 Key Ways To Achieve UHC | KFF
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Heather Wipfli, associate director of the USC Institute for Global Health at the University of Southern California, outlines “four key ways in which ...
USC tries video games as teaching tool - Fogarty International Center...
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says the program's Dr. Heather Wipfli. "We are using gaming to develop virtual simulations that are engaging and rooted in science and can be used as a ...
IHP news 239: Global health in New York | International Health...
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... UHC is in many countries a bottom-up demand too (in other words, UHC is Heather Wipfli, from the University of Southern California, highlights the ... New book: 'Reimagining global health' (by Paul Farmer, Jim Kim et al.).
La Cañada students set out to teach, reach Ugandans and learn...
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“It was so incredibly powerful to hear their stories. I had no idea of the impact they’d have on me.” — Audrey Melillo, LCHS junior
Young philanthropist hopes to build on success - Los Angeles Times
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Recent sixth-grade graduate is also the founder of nonprofit in Uganda.
Secondhand Smoke Exposure: Worldwide Concern - Newswisewww.newswise.com › articles › secondhand-smoke-...
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· Heather Wipfli, Ph.D., project director at the Institute for Global Tobacco Control at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, ...
Secondhand smoke a risk for children worldwid | EurekAlert!www.eurekalert.org › pub_releases › jhub-ssa
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· “Secondhand Smoke Exposure Among Women and Children: Evidence from 31 Countries” was written by Heather Wipfli, PhD; Erika Avila-Tang, PhD, ...
Secondhand Smoke Kills More Than 600,000 a Year - CBS News
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New Study Shows Global Impact of Secondhand Smoke; Children Account for More Than One-Quarter of Deaths Each Yeah
Smoking bans: Should there be more restrictions in public places? -...
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at home, said Dr. Heather Wipfli of the University of Southern ...
Possible regulation of cigarettes not likely to significantly change...
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Although there is insufficient evidence to draw firm conclusions about how the US illicit tobacco market would respond to any new regulations that modify...
Will changing healthcare access prevent the outbreak of a global...
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Public health officials agree that the next disease outbreak of infectious disease is imminent. The question is, which one?
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