One of the most important steps a community can take to improve its residents’ health is to create more smokefree spaces. Local and state governments are adopting laws to reduce and even eliminate secondhand smoke exposure where people work, play, and live.
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Although California laws protect people from secondhand smoke at work and in restaurants, shops, and other places, many residents still find themselves exposed to unwanted secondhand smoke in...
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