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6-60-802. Findings.
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6-60-802. Findings.
The General Assembly finds that:
(1) Scientific research data have shown that nonsmokers often receive damage to their health from the smoking of tobacco by others;
(2) Smoking, directly or indirectly, is a major cause of preventable diseases and death;
(3) Secondhand smoke can cause or contribute to lung cancer, heart disease, chronic lung ailments, and low birth-weight; and
(4) A law that prohibits smoking on state-supported institutions of higher education campuses will reduce secondhand smoke exposure among nonsmokers.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 6-60-802
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6-60-802. Findings.
The General Assembly finds that:
(1) Scientific research data have shown that nonsmokers often receive damage to their health from the smoking of tobacco by others;
(2) Smoking, directly or indirectly, is a major cause of preventable diseases and death;
(3) Secondhand smoke can cause or contribute to lung cancer, heart disease, chronic lung ailments, and low birth-weight; and
(4) A law that prohibits smoking on state-supported institutions of higher education campuses will reduce secondhand smoke exposure among nonsmokers.
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