Everything may not cause cancer u but 228 things do

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The objective of the CongressE mandated eReport on CarcinogensE in the 1978 Public Health Act, is to ensure that the American public is made aware of potential cancer hazards by listing substances that expert panels have determined as carcinogens. The report makes a distinction between known carcinogens and reasonably anticipated human carcinogens, which is considered a good way for patients to obtain information needed to weigh their risks and to take proper precautions if work or a hobby exposes them to hazards.

Care and treatment, Cancer, Cancer patients

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Frustration abounds over tobacco settlement spending

Article Abstract:

It is reported that only four states meet CDC standards for dedicating significant amounts of settlement funds to smoking prevention and cessation programs. Hence, it is argued that states that do not comply with this are losing an opportunity to save money in health care costs.

Smoking, Medical care, Cost of, Health care costs, Closing costs

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