"These messages," said a kickoff press release, "will be displayed in and around gas stations and convenience stores retail locations where smokers face a multitude of triggers and that typically feature cigarette advertisements." I hadn't noticed the sign, but alert reader George Gonis told me it recently went up
"It could be affecting your social life, your work life or even your tendency to get into accidents." Christopher Wanjek is the author of the books "Bad Medicine" and "Food At Work." His column, Bad Medicine, appears regularly on LiveScience
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Post in classrooms, hallways, break rooms, waiting areas, cafeterias, restrooms, lobbies or any place you want to deliver a strong anti-tobacco message
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New York Citys Sensible Tobacco Enforcement banned price discounts by prohibiting retailers from redeeming coupons or honoring other price discounts for tobacco products, set a minimum price for cigarettes and little cigars at $10.50 per pack, set minimum pack size of 20 for little cigars and cigarillos, and increased enforcement and penalties for tax evasion