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  and trans fats, 136

  Stewart, Jon, 211

  street vendors, 86–87

  Green Carts initiative, 85–88, 262

  Stringer, Scott, 211

  stroke

  antismoking stroke ad, 194–95, 196

  hypertension and, 114

  Subway

  calorie labeling and, 150–51

  NSRI participation, 164–65, 168, 220, 221

  portion cap proposals and, 206

  trans fats phaseout, 136

  sugar, 102–3, 155, 228

  sugary drinks, 101, 102–4, 261, 264–66

  advertising and counter-ads, 151–55, 183, 184–86

  banned in city agency food standards, 108

  consumption surveys, 181, 183, 203, 265

  portion sizes and size limits, 188, 189, 190

  SNAP exclusion proposal, 178–83, 186–87

  vending machine bans and limits, 108–9

  See also soda entries

  supermarkets, 85–86, 87

  See also cigarette retailers; food industry; grocery stores; specific companies and chains

  Super Size Me (film), 188

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) sugary drink exclusion proposal, 178–83, 186–87, 190–91

  swine flu (H1N1), 127–28, 132–34

  Taubes, Gary, 102

  taxes. See cigarette taxes; soda taxes

  TB. See tuberculosis

  Teamsters Union, 159, 228, 231

  teenagers. See youth

  television, smoking on, 243–44

  television advertising. See antismoking ads; soda advertising; tobacco marketing

  Thomas, Andrea, 175–76

  Thompson, Bill, 211

  Tingling, Milton, 233, 234, 235

  Tisch, Laurie, 87

  Tobacco Control Legal Consortium, 202

  tobacco industry, 142, 143

  e-cigarettes and, 245

  pharmacies and, 146

  and product display bans, 200, 239

  as public health enemy, 267–68

  and the retailer warning sign rule, 144, 145, 148–49, 192

  tobacco marketing, 55, 142, 147, 259

  discounts and discount ban, 202, 238–39, 241–42, 247, 249, 259

  e-cigarette marketing, 245, 246, 252–53

  product displays and display bans, 199–201, 238–39, 241–42, 247–49

  See also cigarette retailers

  tourism, indoor smoking ban and, 29–30

  trans fats, 44–45, 52

  trans fats ban, 262

  adoption and industry reaction to, 75–78, 79–80

  background, 42–46, 50–53

  Bloomberg’s support for, 74–75

  health department advocacy and negotiations, 53, 71–75

  opposition within the mayor’s office, 72–75

  press reactions to, 71, 75–76

  similar bans outside New York, 136

  voluntary ban, 53, 71

  tuberculosis

  Frieden’s early prevention work, 11–13

  in nineteenth-century New York, 23

  Turkey, antismoking initiatives in, 261

  typhus, 23

  Unilever, 164, 165, 168

  United Kingdom

  cigarette display ban, 200

  salt reduction initiatives, 117–18, 125, 173–74

  UN meeting on chronic disease prevention (2011), 255–56

  excerpts from Bloomberg’s speech, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261, 270

  USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture), 165, 263

  and the SNAP sugary drink exclusion proposal, 178–79, 186–87, 190–91

  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Nutrition Summit (2010), 165, 166–67, 176

  U.S. Supreme Court rulings, on commercial speech, 200

  Vallone, Peter, Jr., 77, 251

  Varmus, Harold, 35

  vegetables and fruits

  in city agency food standards, 108

  the Green Carts initiative, 85–88, 262

  vending machine junk food bans, 108–9, 262

  Vietnam, antismoking ads in, 260–61

  The View, 211

  Vilsack, Thomas, 190

  Vitta, Joseph, 228

  Vladeck, Bruce, 215

  Walgreens, 146

  Wall Street Journal, 139, 158, 162, 166–67, 222

  Walmart, 175–76, 226

  Walters, Barbara, 211

  Wansink, Brian, 188

  Washington Legal Foundation, 264

  Washington Post, 166, 224

  Weiner, Anthony, 60

  Wendy’s, 73, 80, 84–85, 168

  West Nile virus, 24

  “What If It’s All Been a Big Fat Lie?” (Taubes), 102

  White Rose, 168

  WIC program, 179

  Willett, Walter, 44, 45, 74, 228

  Wolfe, Sidney, 49

  Wolfson, Howard

  and antismoking ads, 195–96

  and negotiations with Coca-Cola over soda portion cap rule, 215, 216, 217

  and proposal to raise the tobacco sales age, 240

  and the soda portion cap rule, 209–10, 212, 213

  on the soda tax proposal, 160

  workplace smoking bans, 21, 22

  See also Smoke-Free Air Act; smoke-free laws

  World Bank, 41

  World Health Organization, 12–13, 62, 120, 127

  yellow fever, 23, 24

  youth smoking, 19, 197, 259

  antismoking ads and, 55, 200

  cigarette taxes and, 19

  e-cigarettes and, 247, 250

  and smoking in the movies and on television, 243–44

  youth sales restrictions, 146–47, 238, 239–40, 247, 249, 259

  Zimbabwe, 40, 41

  ALSO BY TOM FARLEY, MD

  Prescription for a Healthy Nation

  (with Deborah A. Cohen)

  Saving Gotham

  Copyright © 2015 by Tom Farley

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