Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence

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Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Cardiovascular Effects: Making Sense of the Evidence

TABLE 6-1 Characteristics of Smoking Bans Assessed in Key Surveillance Studies

Location	References^a	Effective Date	Restaurants	Bars	Workplaces	Other
Helena, Montana^b	Sargent et al., 2004	6/05/2002				Gaming establishments
Italy	Barone-Adesi, 2006; Cesaroni et al., 2008; Vasselli et al., 2008	1/10/2005				Retail shops, cafés, discotheques
Pueblo, Colorado	Bartecchi et al., 2006; CDC, 2009	7/01/2003
Monroe County, Indiana	Seo and Torabi, 2007	8/01/2003		(effective 1/1/2005)
Bowling Green, Ohio	Khuder et al., 2007	03/2002	(except isolated bar, isolated smoking area)	Bars at owner discretion		Bowling alleys at owner discretion
New York state^c	Juster et al., 2007	7/24/2003
Saskatoon, Canada	Lemstra et al., 2008	7/01/2004
Scotland^d	Pell et al., 2008	03/2006
^a Data from cited references unless otherwise stated. ^b Information on smoking-ban locations also from helenair.com (http://www.helenair.com/articles/2002/09/25/stories/helena/1a2.txt), accessed July 2009. ^c A number of local smoking bans and restrictions were in place in New York state before the implementation of the statewide ban. ^d Exceptions included “residential accommodation and designated room in hotels, care homes, hospices, and psychiatric units” (Haw and Gruer, 2007).