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Restaurant Smoke Study

Published January 27, 2009 at 5:00 AM PST

Nancy York, PhD, CNE, Assistant Professor of Nursing and BSN Program Coord, UNLV

Maria Azzarelli, health educator, Southern NV Health District's Tobacco Control Program

Stephanie Steinberg, Pres, Smoke-Free Gaming

... on a new study that found despite being smoke-free, restaurants in casinos have high levels of second-hand smoke.


Nancy York and Maria Azzarelli

Links

  • Get Healthy Clark County: Clark County's Comprehensive Tobacco Program
  • In Business LV: Casino restaurant patrons can't elude secondhand smoke
  • LV CityLife: A study finds that two years after the Clean Indoor Air Act, casinos still smolder
  • LVRJ: Study finds unsafe secondhand smoke levels
  • LV Sun: Casino restaurant patrons can't elude secondhand smoke
  • LV Sun: Study finds high pollution levels in casino restaurants
  • Smoke Free Gaming
  • UNLV: Nancy York, PhD, CNE
  • UNLV Study Finds Poor Air Quality Persists in Some Casino Restaurants Despite Clean Indoor Air Act (pdf)
  • "The Worm Turns" by Jimmy McGriff ("Main Squeeze")

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