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Beijing Smokefree Regulations - Clinics Offer Smokers Help - Experts: Cigarette Packets Should Have Picture Warnings - Smoking Increases Stroke Risk Among Women - Gates' Foundation Aids Smoking Ban for Games - Beijing Goes Softly on Enforcing Smoking Ban - Smoking Ban Gains Momentum - More Teenagers Addicted to Tobacco - Chinese Look to Butt-out in a Variety of Ways - New Smoking Ban Cuts Beijing's Fire Alarms - Smoking Ban Expands in Beijing - Majority Chinese Applaud Beijing's Smoking Ban - Lighting up Now a Putting Down - 100,000 to Help Smokers Stub out - Passive Smoking Affects About 540 Mln Chinese - Restaurants Exempt from Smoking Ban - Smoking Challenges - China to Implement Complete Smoking Ban in Schools - 'Safe Level' of Smoking a Myth - No Smoking at Most Public Places - Tobacco Control Should Start with Government Employees - China Aims for National Chain of Anti-smoking Clinics - Let's Stop Offering, Accepting Cigarettes - Smoking on the Rise Among Women in Beijing - Beijing Wants More Smoke-free Hotel Rooms - Beijing Bans Smoking in Cabs in Run-up to Olympics - Beijing to Ban Smoking in Cabs - China to Ban Tobacco Promotion by 2011 - Anti-smoking Campaign Gets Under Way - New Bid to Ban Smoking in Public

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