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Ill with terminal lung cancer, ex-slot manager presses for ban

scaledcheryl2_cl_t651In April 2008, 60-year-old Cheryl Rose got a bad cough that wouldn’t go away.

Her doctors thought she had asthma — a bizarre turn for a woman who had never had difficulty breathing, not even during frequent workouts at the gym.

A few weeks later, an X-ray revealed that her right lung was filling with fluid at a frightening rate. Doctors told Rose, a woman who lived a healthy lifestyle and had never taken regular medications, that she probably wouldn’t live to see 2009.

 

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Smoking Cessation After Lung Cancer Diagnosis Improves Survival

 

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Quitting Smoking After Lung Cancer Diagnosis Can Prolong Life

 

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Support Lung Cancer Mortality Reduction Act

 

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Smokers With Lung Cancer: Not Too Late to Quit

 

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Quitting Smoking Doubles Survival in Early Stage Lung Cancer

 

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Tobacco smoke causes lung inflammation, promotes lung cancer growth

 

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Repeated exposure to tobacco smoke makes lung cancer much worse

 

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State high court denies tobacco company appeals

 

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Shockingly, Smoking Ban Doesn’t Entirely Stop Smoking In Clubs

 

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