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Massachusetts court puzzles over lifetime tobacco ban for Gen Z

Massachusetts court puzzles over lifetime tobacco ban for Gen Z
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Should we ban the purchase of cigarettes for life? A US town is trying

Brookline, Massachusetts, is barring those born after 2000 from buying the products. Is a paternalistic approach always right?

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Broader implementation of programs hinges on state policies

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Can Brookline s New Anti-Smoking Law Create a Tobacco-Free Generation? | BU Today

BU School of Law professor Katharine Silbaugh, cosponsored a Brookline ordinance to prevent young people from adopting a highly addictive habit, smoking.

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Lifestyle interventions may not be enough to replace blood pressure medications

BOSTON – More than half of adults 65 and older report taking four or more prescription drugs, according to a 2019 Kaiser Family Foundation report. In

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