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W.Va. giving funds for tobacco prevention

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Report: Nationwide smoking ban would reduce heart attacks

Legislative smoking bans for reducing secondhand smoke exposure, smoking prevalence and tobacco consumption

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FDA Restricts Marketing Tobacco To Youth

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Smoking ban in county passes

Fighting Tobacco Use

Smoking Everywhere, Inc and Sottera, Inc v. FDA: Civil Case

MANN TALK: My Tobacco Addiction and Its Eviction

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Expanding smoking ban is important step

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Nonsmokers Top Smokers in Well-Being Across All Incomes

Even A Few Cigarettes A Day Reduces Artery Health In Young Adults

American Academy of Pediatrics Calls For Tobacco-Free Environments For All Children

Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence

Blackhawk Saloon giving up smoking battle

FDA and Health Experts Warn Against Use of E-Cigarettes

Smoking Ban Extends Outside in Grant County

Study: New Products May Not Curb Smokers' Cravings

Study Recommends Total Ban on Smoking for Soldiers

Experts: Big Tobacco Dead by 2047, Possibly Sooner

Study: Smoking Bans Don't Lead to Layoffs

WV Health Officials Laud New Tobacco Law

Juvenile Tobacco Sales Up in WV

Calls Soar to Hot Lines Helping Smokers Quit

Study Confirms Cot Death Link to Smoking

Avoiding Tobacco Smoke Helps Manage Childhood Asthma

Perry Bryant: Tobacco Tax Hike a Matter of Life and Breath

United Against Cancer

Pregnant Women Who Smoke Urged To Give Up Before 15-week 'Deadlilne'

State Tobacco Tax Hike Unlikely This Year

Dissolvable Tobacco Products

States Look at Tobacco to Balance the Budget

Smoking Bans and Smoking Politics

Research: Cleaner Air Helps Asthma

Spousal Concordance in Health Behavior Change

Smokers Weigh Cost of Habit

Changes of Airway Obstruction Parameters in Healthy Children Caused by Mother's Smoking During Pregnancy

Legislator Confronts a Burning Issue - His Own Cigarette

Distractions

Alan Landers, Winston Man, Dies at 68

Keep Smoke to Yourself

Teen Stop Smoking Program Getting A Boost From Federal Government

Smoking During Pregnancy May Impair Thyroid Function Of Mom And Fetus

Why Smokers Can't Quit Easily

Anti-Smoking Advocate Is Named to Health Post

Pregnant Women Who Reduce Smoking Lower Chances of Pre-term Delivery, W.V. Study Shows

A New Cigarette Hazard: ‘Third-Hand Smoke’

 

 
WV state map  

Clean Indoor Air Regulations of West Virginia interactive map.

 Clean indoor air regulations are not new to West Virginia. The first county regulation was enacted by Monongalia County in 1992. Clean indoor air regulations have become increasingly popular since that time. Many counties have even revisited their original regulations to provide greater protection. As of July 1, 2006, fifty-four of the fifty-five counties in West Virginia have a local regulation restricting secondhand smoke.

Click here for the Clean Indoor Air Regulations of WV interactive map

Click here for the Regional Tobacco Prevention Coalition Coordinators interactive map