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Oncology NEWS InternationalOncology NEWS International Vol 7 No 4
Volume 7
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WASHINGTON--The Food and Drug Administration plans a national multimedia education and advertising campaign aimed at reducing illegal sales of tobacco products to children. It will feature public service announcements on the radio by Vice President Al Gore.

WASHINGTON--The Food and Drug Administration plans a national multimedia education and advertising campaign aimed at reducing illegal sales of tobacco products to children. It will feature public service announcements on the radio by Vice President Al Gore.

The radio spots, aimed at retailers of tobacco products, and other media efforts began running in Arkansas on March 1. The campaign will expand to 10 other states later this spring and will involve all 50 states by year’s end. It will focus on FDA regulations that make it illegal to sell cigarettes or chewing tobacco to anyone under age 18.

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New NCCN Outcomes Data Base Sparks Great Interest
ODAC Recommends Approval of Two New Taxol Indications
Research into Neuropathic Pain Yields Potential Therapies
Vice President Gore Is Featured In Antismoking Radio Spots
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Proposed Stark II Regulations Spell Trouble for Oncology Care
Optimal Salvage Therapy for Ovarian Cancer Focus of ICACT
Ten-Year Study of Survival Rates for Ovarian Cancer
Virtual Colonoscopy a ‘Kinder, Gentler’ Colon Exam
Tamoxifen: Dramatic Decrease in Breast Cancer
Bishop Is Named New Chair of NCAB
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