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Time to raise Oregon’s tobacco sales age to protect kids, save lives

Time to raise Oregon’s tobacco sales age to protect kids, save lives

By Kristyna Wentz-Graff May 08, 2017
Each year, 1,800 Oregon kids become new daily smokers. That’s five kids a day who start a lifetime of deadly addiction that increases their risk for cancer, heart disease and early death. Unless current smoking rates decline, 68,000 Oregon kids alive today will die prematurely from tobacco-related illnesses.
Research Week 2017: Kids will be kids. But, why?

Research Week 2017: Kids will be kids. But, why?

By Tracy Brawley May 04, 2017
Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Ph.D. is researching ways to improve treatment approaches tailored specifically for teens by analyzing how adolescent brains respond to therapist language.
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