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  SmokeFree Educational Services, Inc. http://www.smokefree.org/
"Together we can win smokefree workplace legislation, including smokefree offices, restaurants, bowling alleys, bars, and clubs." Facilitates letter writing between smokefree advocates and key decision makers.
  NIOSH: Secondhand Smoke in the Workplace http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/91108_54.html
1991 report on occupational exposure to secondhand smoke and its effects.
  OSH Answers on Secondhand Smoke http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/psychosocial/ets_health.html
General information and health effects, from Canada's national occupational health and safety resource.
  Smokefree Workplace Law means Californians Continue to Breathe Easier http://www.californialung.org/press/981229smokefree.html
Article from the American Lung Association of California.
  Secondhand Smoke Exposure http://www.repace.com/fact_exp.html
Emphasis is on measurements taken at workplaces: offices, bars, casinos, airlines, and so on.
  Passive Smoke Nearly Doubles Risk of Heart Attack http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/29486.htm
Based on a study of 32,000 nurses; nurses who were regularly exposed to secondhand smoke by their co-workers or home companions had a 91% higher risk of a heart attack or death; nurses with occasional exposure to secondhand smoke had a 58% greater risk.
  The Implications of ASHRAE's Guidance on Ventilation for Smoking-Permitted Areas http://www.ashrae.org/content/ASHRAE/ASHRAE/PDF/20042258323_326.pdf
Policy paper analyzes implications of engineering standards group approaches to secondhand smoke.
  Bartenders Breathe Easier After Establishment of Smoke-free Bars and Taverns http://www.cleanlungs.com/education/bartenders.html
General-interest report on recent research, explains in lay terms.
  Bar and Restaurant Workers Inhale Smoke Equivalent to Active Smokers http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/press/releases/press04042001.html
Harvard School of Public Health research study.
  Smokefree Workplaces, Restaurants, and Airlines http://www.globalink.org/tobacco/trg/Chapter37/Chapter37WORKPLACE.html
Fully footnoted factsheets on health and economic aspects.
  Passive Smoking At Work: the Short Term Cost http://jech.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/abstract/54/9/673
Exposure to secondhand smoke at work costs employers money for increased health services and increased time off.
  Passive Smoking Hits Workplace Health http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/890425.stm
Non-smokers' productivity suffers when their colleagues light up, say researchers.
  Secondhand smoke danger shown in study http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/1997/Sep-10-Wed-1997/news/6032751.html
Research presented at the American Chemical Society convention. Marker for exposure to ETS was found in the urine of nonsmoking hospital workers caring for patients in a smoking area of a Canadian veterans hospital.
  Health Effects of Secondhand Smoke in the Workplace http://www.otc.ie/article.asp?article=34
Summary of scientific report performed by the government of Ireland.
  Clearing the Air - No Smoking Policies in the Workplace http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3495/is_n2_v38/ai_14152258
HR Magazine article report on why and how companies successfully and effectively implemented smokefree policies at the workplace.

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