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publisher] Gloria Steinem on a radio interview that she was giving on WNYC and asked her how she could continue to accept cigarette advertising in her publicationeven on the back cover of the Health Issueand she bristled, became quite angry, and said, Would you rather us not publish?! TIME Magazine and all sorts of others would publish stories on breast cancer or women and heart disease on the front coverand a cigarette advertisement on the back cover
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The reason is very simple, said Vatican spokesperson Greg Burke, the Holy See cannot contribute to an activity that clearly damages the health of people. In a statement Nov

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According to the CDC, Secondhand smoking, which is the combination of smoke from the cigarette and the smoke breathed out by smokers, contains more than 7,000 chemicals, and at least seventy of those chemicals are toxic and can cause cancer. Secondhand smoking also causes nearly 34,000 premature deaths from heart disease each year
