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A bill that would ban all tobacco products from public school campuses in Kentucky passed out of committee Thursday.
City officials say they want to encourage a healthier workplace and environment – and also save money.
The updated recommendations will allow nearly 5 million more people to get screened for lung cancer each year.
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