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51. Alcohol Vapor Devices Face New Bans
California is the latest state to press for a ban on devices that allow people to get intoxicated on alcohol without drinking. 04/08/2005 (News)

52. County Set to Ban Alcohol Vapor Machines
Suffolk County, N.Y., is poised to become the first in the country to pass a law making it illegal to sell, buy, or use "alcohol without liquid" (AWOL) machines. 09/30/2004 (News)

53. New Campaign Focuses on Youth Cigarette, Marijuana Smoking
Saying that American children are at risk for lung damage from smoking cigarettes and marijuana, the American Cancer Society and the American Lung Association are launching a new campaign with the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy. 11/20/2003 (News)

54. Company Developing Abuse-Resistant Oxycodone
A Toronto-based company says its abuse-resistant version of the painkiller oxycodone is now ready for full-scale clinical trials. 03/31/2008 (News)

55. Drug Use Among Ind. Youth Sees Biggest Drop In Years
A new report on alcohol, tobacco and other drug use by the Indiana Prevention Resource Center demonstrates a significant downward trend in youth drug use and includes the agency's first collection of data on methamphetamine use and gambling. 08/02/2005 (News)

56. Huffing Increases as Knowledge Declines
More kids are huffing household chemicals to get high, and fewer understand the risks of their behavior. 04/25/2006 (News)

57. Crack Smoke Said to Kill Infant
Murder charges are pending against the parents of a Kentucky five-month-old allegedly killed by secondhand smoke from a crack pipe. 06/02/2006 (News)

58. Mothball Abuse Comes Out of the Closet
Some teenagers are using mothballs to get high, a trend that may be underreported, researchers say. 07/28/2006 (News)

59. Reducing Nicotine May Cut Smoking, Study Suggests
Requiring tobacco companies to reduce the nicotine contents in cigarettes could help smokers cut down on cigarette consumption, a new study suggests. 11/20/2007 (News)

60. 100,000 Chinese Die Annually from Secondhand Smoke
China's Ministry of Health estimates that secondhand smoke kills more than 100,000 Chinese citizens each year. 05/31/2007 (News)