Updates matching "Nebraska"

The following letter was published December 15, 2017 in the North Platte Telegraph. Maybe you’ve already seen them: stark, plain ads running on primetime television, paid for by Big Tobacco, admitting that they have lied to Americans for decades about the dangers of their products. A court ordered them

The following letter was published in the Omaha World Herald on February 3, 2018. The easiest way to stop a lifetime of smoking is never to start in the first place. Our Legislature has a bill in hand that would raise the tobacco tax to $1.50 per pack of

The following letter was published in the Lincoln Journal Star on February 18, 2018 I recently talked with Sen. Adam Morfeld at a Day at the Capitol in Lincoln hosted by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, American Heart Association and American Lung Association. These groups are working

The following letter was published in the Lincoln Journal Star on January 14, 2018 The American Cancer Society estimates that about 10,000 Nebraskans will be newly diagnosed with cancer this year, including a projected 540 cases of skin cancer. That’s why I support a bill being considered

The following letter was published in the Omaha World Herald on February 12, 2018 Skin cancer is the most common form of all cancers in the United States and one that, despite repeated education efforts about the dangers of the sun and indoor tanning devices, continues to take the

The following letter was published in the Grand Island Independent on March 4, 2018. The Nebraska Legislature is currently considering a number of proposals to increase the tax on tobacco in our state. I want to lend my voice to the chorus of supporters singing the praises of this

More than a decade after a lawsuit won by the American Cancer Society and other plaintiffs and after years of delays by Big Tobacco, tobacco companies finally had to come clean about the dangers of smoking.

ACS CAN advocate's letter featured in the North Platte Telegram.

ACS CAN advocate's letter featured in the Lincoln Journal Star