New calls for workplace smoking to be banned

The movement for workplace smoking to be banned appears to gathering momentum with the publication of the latest research into the health affects of passive smoking. The University of Hong Kong found that non-smoking men who are exposed to smoke in the workplace are twice as likely to take time off work. This is on top of the 35 million working days a year that anti-smoking group ASH claim are lost by absenteeism among smokers. Sarah McGhee, who led the research, claimed that results show tha... (109 more words)

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