Secondhand smoke exposure plummets, CDC finds. To read more go to:
http://www.jointogether.org/news/research/summaries/2008/secondhand-smoke-exposure.html?print=t
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This blog site is to help coordinate regional efforts to promote a smoke and tobacco free environment in Hampton Roads. Current initiatives include promoting Clean Indoor Air and Tobacco Free Dining.
Welcome to Tobacco Free Hampton Roads Information Network!
Hello and Welcome to the Tobacco Free Hampton Roads Information Network!
With so many organizations and coalitions in the area advocating for tobacco and smoke free initiatives, this information network is designed to link the area to improve collaboration and strengthen our collective ability to push for change.
The Consortium for Infant and Child Health (CINCH) has volunteered to "man" this blogsite, and post information of interest and opportunities for collaboration. CINCH is involved in tobacco free initiatives as part of our work to improve health and prevent disease among all children in Hampton Roads, and is a special interest of our Allies Against Asthma Work Group. (see our site: www.cinchcoalition.blogspot.com)
With so many organizations and coalitions in the area advocating for tobacco and smoke free initiatives, this information network is designed to link the area to improve collaboration and strengthen our collective ability to push for change.
The Consortium for Infant and Child Health (CINCH) has volunteered to "man" this blogsite, and post information of interest and opportunities for collaboration. CINCH is involved in tobacco free initiatives as part of our work to improve health and prevent disease among all children in Hampton Roads, and is a special interest of our Allies Against Asthma Work Group. (see our site: www.cinchcoalition.blogspot.com)
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