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“The Department of Health and Senior Services remains committed to tobacco prevention. The Department has combined its cancer and tobacco prevention efforts as a part of a comprehensive chronic disease management strategy. The commissioner believes that smoking cessation is most successful when done in a physicians’ office as part of preventive care and counseling.”
As to whether or not the state will fund anti-smoking programs in the future, Leusner said it’s impossible to know today what money will be available in the future.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
To Jacobs,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a pulmonary doctor for 40 years,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the need for such funding from the state is clear.
“I see the ravages of smoking,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], or saw them on a day-to-day basis,” Jacobs said. “Smoking is the No. 1 preventable cause of death in the U.S. This is not a trivial or peripheral issue. This is the most important public health issue facing the United States.”
Oregon law prohibits smoking in most public places and workplaces as well as within 10 feet of their entrances,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], exits, open windows and air intake vents. That ban, along with public education about the dangers of tobacco use, appears to have been effective in reducing the number of people in the state who smoke to well below the national average.
Now, however, the state Public Health Division is worried about a new trend: Increasing numbers of Oregon teenagers and young adults are trying out water pipes with flavored tobaccos called shisha and socializing in hookah lounges where smoking is the main activity.
So far, the statewide hookah bar scene is concentrated heavily in the Portland area. There’s one in Springfield — R&J Hookah Lounge at 720 South A St. — and Shady and Lara Yasin, owners of Al Narah Hookah Lounge in southeast Portland, plan to open another with the same name at 1530 Willamette St. in Eugene. Ratatouille, a vegetarian restaurant,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], previously occupied the building before moving recently to Crescent Village in Eugene’s northeast corner.
Contacted by telephone Thursday, Shady Yasin said the retail side of the new business could open as soon as this week, but it may be the end of January before the lounge area begins operating. But some nearby neighbors of the proposed hookah lounge would rather it didn’t happen.
Its location within a block of two children’s dance academies concerns Riley Grannan, managing director of Eugene Ballet, which runs one of the schools.
Question: Which one of these two buildings really deserves to be turned into a museum, with its historical factors? So these two gentlemen never thought that the Castle can be turned into money generating machinery by being an international destination for tourists? If these men are all we have to rule Ghana then we’re in for a long haul .No wonder,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], we’re not making any head way.
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There are so many buildings and infrastructure we can easily turn into museums, apartment buildings for accommodation and playgrounds for our kids who roam around aimlessly with no sense of direction. We can surely turn some of the government’s buildings into other things just for the sake of politics.