Economic burden of tobacco In another study jointly commissioned by Indias ministry of health and World Health Organisation (WHO), researchers found that the economic burden due to tobacco-related diseases during 2011 in India was around Rs 10, 4500 crores (approximately US $22.4 billion)
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Optional running boards include improved lighting but should not be considered the same as rock sliders for off-roading protection
From these data, we derived a new variable with four categories: exclusive e-cigarette users ( n = 281), exclusive cigarette smokers ( n = 1066), dual users ( n = 188), and a combined others category ( n = 6669), which included ex-smokers, never smokers, never e-cigarette users, ex-e-cigarette users, and non-respondents
Secondhand smoke is tobacco smoke breathed in by people other than the active smoker