Smoke signals: The facts about smoking and asthma
		35%	What are the facts about smoking and asthma? National Asthma Campaign, UK   United Kingdom
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			Smokefree
		80%	This site co-ordinates information and resources for a smokefree environment in our schools, workplaces and homes. These pages include tips on how to quit smoking, links to anti-smoking pages all over the web, kids pages, press releases, and much more. Smokefree   USA
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			Smoking/Tobacco Control
		100%	A excellent article covering: Access to Tobacco by Minors Cigar Smoking Cigarette Mortality Facts About Access to Tobacco by Minors Secondhand Smoking Smokeless Tobacco Smoking Among U.S. Adults Smoking and Pregnancy Smoking Cessation Among Recovering Alcoholics Smoking Prevalence and Exposure to Tobacco Smoke Among Children Tobacco Use (Women) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention   USA
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			Smoking: the facts
		0%	Asthma News takes a hard look at the facts behind smoking. National Asthma Campaign, UK   United Kingdom
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			Symptoms
		77%	Allergic Diseases Symptoms & Allergic Reactions Allergic Conjunctivitis Allergic Rhinitis Anaphylaxis Angioedema Cholinergic Urticaria Cold Urticaria Contact Dermatitis Contrast Media Reactions Dermographism Eczema Exercise Asthma Exercise Urticaria Food Allergy Gastroenteritis Hay Fever Nasal Polyps Status Asthmaticus Urticaria Tobacco Sensitivity Diseases: Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis Aspirin-Induced Asthma Asthma Bacterial Allergy Bronchiectasis Dermatitis Herpetiformis Emphysema Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis Otitis Media (Serous) Rhinitis Rhinitis Medicamentosa Rhinitis, Perennial Allergic eAllergy.net   USA
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			The American Lung Association just released their 5th annual State of Tobacco Control report.
		0%	At the federal level, Congress again failed to give the FDA the authority to regulate tobacco products, failed to increase the cigarette tax and failed to adequately fund programs to help the nation's 45.1 million addicted smokers quit. While much of the rest of the world moved to ratify the world’s first tobacco treaty, the president again chose not to send the treaty to the Senate for ratification. Over 438,000 people a year—1,200 each day—continue to die from tobacco-related diseases, costing $167 billion in healthcare costs and lost productivity. Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in this country. American Lung Association   USA
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			Tobacco Smoke and Asthma
		0%	Learn all about the effects of smoking and second hand smoke on people with asthma, and find resources to help smokers quit. AIM Asthma Institute of Michigan   USA
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