The Invisible Drug (Health Hazards of Tobacco )
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (833 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0965379337 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 392 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Very informative!" according to Penelope. I love this book for the simple reason that it encourages me to stay away from nicotine (I quit Very informative! I love this book for the simple reason that it encourages me to stay away from nicotine (I quit 3 weeks ago). I was looking for a book for ex-smokers and this is the best I found so far! It tells all about the dangers and politics of big tobacco. Useful for anyone who wants a well-researched and detailed account of why you should not start smoking (great for teens), why you should stop, and how non-smokers should protect themselves from second-hand smoke. Highly recommended!. weeks ago). I was looking for a book for ex-smokers and this is the best I found so far! It tells all about the dangers and politics of big tobacco. Useful for anyone who wants a well-researched and detailed account of why you should not start smoking (great for teens), why you should stop, and how non-smokers should protect themselves from second-hand smoke. Highly recommended!
Although the book appears to be free of factual errors, half the references cited in the bibliography are news stories rather than primary research. for the Prevention of Alcohol & Other Drug Problems, San Rafael, Cal.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. Nevertheless, this work is highly readable and well indexed, with just enough graphs and illustrations to clarify important points. From Library Journal This appears to be the unofficial "Year of Tobacco Books." Bailey's entry in the category draws heavily on the research contained in previously reviewed books on the topic (Richard Kluger's Ashes to Ashes and Stanton Glantz and others' The Cigarette Papers, both LJ 6/15/96) but is written at about a junior high school level, mak
Book by Bailey, William Everett