Grey applauds the latest approach: "The ATU's work is a key part of our strategy to tackle smoking, as it's trying to stop young people from starting and helping adults to quit." But she is more pragmatic than fellow Liverpudlian Andy Burnham, the health secretary, who last week said he wants to see smoking down to 10% of the population by 2020
This effect on blood clots is important because we know that in the long-term this can lead to clogged up and narrower blood vessels, and that of course puts people at risk of heart attacks and strokes. Jonathan Grigg, who was not involved in the research, is Chair of the European Respiratory Society Tobacco Control Committee and Professor of Paediatric Respiratory and Environmental Medicine at Queen Mary University of London, UK
Highly sensitive tests (around 20 ng/mL) may even flag passive smoke exposure
Can you imagine the guy next to you lighting up on an airplane now
Nevada, home to Las Vegas, also has legal recreational cannabis