Fight against tobacco in Japan, before and after FCTC
Background In 1965 smoking rate of male in Japan was 82.3% and that of female was 15.7%. In 2005 when the FCTC was enacted, smoking rate of male was 39.3% and that of female was 11.3%. In 2013 smoking rate of male is 32.2% and that of female is 10.5%. It seems that several measures against smoking for the FCTC accelerate to reduce the smoking rates. To
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Implementing the FCTC: the challenge of monitoring and accountability
Yvona Tous, Nonguebzanga Maxime Compaore
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Tobacco Industry's Corporate Diversification in the Evolving Landscape of Tobacco Control Laws in India - A Comparative Time-Series Analysis. [PDF]
Khaitan A, Kapoor S, Yadav A, Madan C.
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WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Bound volumes of documents of working groups and sessions since 1999 in six languages in PERM-COLL with official documentsA/FCTC/WG1/--A/FCTC/WG2/--A/FCTC/INB1/--A/FCTC/INB2/--A/FCTC/INB3/--A/FCTC/INB4/--A/FCTC/INB5 ...
Intergovernmental Negotiating Body on the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
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Human Development as a Structural Determinant of WHO FCTC Implementation: A Cross-national Ecological Study. [PDF]
Ruhil R.
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Is tobacco leaf export related to the implementation of tobacco demand reduction measures? [PDF]
Hiilamo H.
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Strengthening tobacco control enforcement in Nigeria: a policy and regulatory analysis supporting an expanded mandate for NAFDAC. [PDF]
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Tobacco use perceptions and intentions to abstain among adolescents in the English-speaking Caribbean: A cross-sectional secondary analysis. [PDF]
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Accelerating WHO FCTC Implementation in the WHO South-East Asia Region–a practical approach
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is an evidence-based treaty that reaffirms the right of all people to the highest standard of health and was developed in response to the globalization of the tobacco epidemic.
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia
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