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Research has shown that heart attack admissions rapidly declined after the implementation of 100 percent smoke-free laws

Three pipes from Las Capas: an unfinished vesicular pipe bowl, a self-stemmed stone pipe broken below its bowl, and a fired-clay pipe, all dating to the San Pedro phase (photograph by Robert Ciaccio)

We excluded two of the selected diseases (peptic ulcer and renal pelvic cancer), resulting in the following 12 tobacco-related diseases: oropharyngeal cancer (ICD-9-CM: 141, 143-146, 148, 149), esophageal cancer (150), gastric cancer (151), lung cancer (162), pancreatic cancer (157), bladder cancer (188), laryngeal cancer (161), IHD (410-414), stroke (430-438), diseases of arteries, arterioles, and capillaries (440-448, hereafter referred to as arteriosclerosis), pneumonia and influenza (480-487), and COPD (490-492, 496)

Part Number: TY-A1016