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Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (27 Mar 2006): Ann McKechin: ..., and providing lower tax rates for more energy efficient technology, but also at times by encouraging a different mindset in our citizens. I am reminded of the long, often fractious debate about smoking in public places. I observed the implementation of the ban in Scotland just yesterday; there was surprisingly little fuss and already a growing perception that the vast majority of the...
Midspan Project (29 Nov 2005): Ann McKechin: ...participated at that time. They had their height, weight, respiratory function, blood pressure and cholesterol measured, had an ECT, chest x-ray and tuberculin tine test, and answered questions on smoking habits, social background and medical history.
Midspan Project (29 Nov 2005): Ann McKechin: I thank my hon. Friend, and I will come to the issue of passive smoking later. Of the original participants, more than 8,000 were women, and there were more than 4,000 married couples involved, making the study unique in providing a general UK population sample of women, and long-term follow up. Although coronary heart disease killed a quarter of the women in the study, women tended not to...

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