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Tobacco industry: a barrier to social justice [PDF]
Tobacco Control, 2022 Social justice recognises the need for the ‘the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society’. According to the United Nations, social justice is an underlying principle for peaceful and prosperous coexistence within and among nations.
Kelsey Romeo-Stuppy +4 more
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Tobacco industry tactics [PDF]
British Medical Bulletin, 1996 The tobacco industry's strong-arm tactics have been used consistently over many years. These tactics include: using the industry's size, wealth, and legal resources to intimidate individuals and local governmental bodies; setting up 'front groups' to make it appear that it has more allies than it really does; spending large sums of money to frame the ...
E L, Sweda, R A, Daynard
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The Pharmaceuticalization of the Tobacco Industry [PDF]
Annals of Internal Medicine, 2017 The use and acceptance of e-cigarettes and other noncombustible tobacco products have been growing.
Yogi Hale, Hendlin +2 more
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Tobacco Industry Manipulation of Tobacco Excise and Tobacco Advertising Policies in the Czech Republic: An Analysis of Tobacco Industry Documents [PDF]
PLoS Medicine, 2012 The Czech Republic has one of the poorest tobacco control records in Europe. This paper examines transnational tobacco companies' (TTCs') efforts to influence policy there, paying particular attention to excise policies, as high taxes are one of the most effective means of reducing tobacco consumption, and tax structures are an important aspect of TTC ...
Shirane, Risako +5 more
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Compete with the tobacco industry [PDF]
Tobacco Control, 2000 The future outlined by Clive Bates is one in which public health joins with the pharmaceutical industry to design nicotine delivery devices that deliver the same addictive hit as cigarettes with lower toxicity. Rather than going into business with the pharmaceutical industry to compete with the tobacco industry to deliver nicotine, we should be …
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‘Sustainable’ tobacco industry? [PDF]
Tobacco Control, 2019 Decisions governments will make in the next 5–10 years may determine whether we must continue fighting against the tobacco epidemic well into the second half of yet another century, or whether we can finally bring this ghastly, industrially produced epidemic of disease to an end. Smoking is plummeting in many high-income countries, and dropping even in
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Biotechnology & Biotechnological Equipment, 2021 Anion-exchange chromatography (Hamilton, PRP-X100) with hydride-generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry (HG-AFS) is commonly used for selenium (Se) speciation analysis in environmental and biological samples.
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Germany: tobacco industry paradise [PDF]
Tobacco Control, 2001 Arriving in Germany, visitors are immediately confronted with the social acceptability of smoking. Even in the international airport at Frankfurt, one of the first German airports to ban smoking, authorities re-established “restricted” but open smoking areas, so that passengers are continuously exposed to environmental tobacco smoke.
M, Poetschke-Langer, S, Schunk
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Tobacco and the movie industry. [PDF]
Clinics in occupational and environmental medicine, 2006 Despite the tobacco industry's voluntary restrictions and its agreement with the state attorneys general prohibiting direct and indirect cigarette marketing to youth and paid product placement, tobacco use remains prevalent in movies. Extensive research provides strong and consistent evidence that smoking in the movies promotes smoking.
Charlesworth, Annemarie, MA. +1 more
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The case for OFSMOKE: how tobacco price regulation is needed to promote the health of markets, government revenue and the public. [PDF]
, 2010 Mainstream economic theory outlines four main causes of market failure and it is already well established that two of these (information failure and externalities) exist in a tobacco market.
Gilmore, Anna B +5 more
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