antismoker

(ˌæntɪˈsməʊkə)

a person opposed to tobacco smoking

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Four individual D-IRAP scores were calculated, one for each of the trial types, with positive scores indicating pro-nonsmoker and antismoker biases and negative scores indicating anti-nonsmoker and prosmoker biases.

Arrows and boxes containing the words prosmoker and antismoker did not appear on screen.

Response Biases on the IRAP for Adults and Adolescents with Respect to Smokers and Nonsmokers: The Impact of Parental Smoking Status

The antismoker policy can be enforced with body fluid tests.

(3.) It appears that antismoker policies tend to apply to new potential employees only and that existing employees are given an exemption.

Is employment discrimination based on tobacco use efficient?

Next, one of my brothers, an avid antismoker and active American Lung Association member, returned from a trip to Turkey with a hookah and several smoking blends.

A plea for physician engagement: environmental smoke exposure: is "science" driving public policy?

We are antismoking for sure, but we are not antismoker."

Healthcare back in the ring: supporters and opponents of Obamacare might go one more round

Law professor John Banzhaf, best-known as an antismoker obsessive, is serving as an adviser and researcher on his case.

Stuffed face. (One Man's War on Pleasure)

It is well known that Adolf Hitler himself was a rabid antismoker, but the antismoking movement and interventionist public policies of the Nazi era involved much more than Hitler's personal whims.

Heil Health

Lockyer (who says he is a "militant antismoker'), "is look for cases where plaintiffs don't win.' The trial lawyers echo this one.

Frank Fat's napkin; how the trial lawyers (and the doctors!) sold out to the tobacco companies

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