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Studies estimate this policy would reduce smoking prevalence to less than 5 per cent within just a few years

The high percentage of children exposed is concerning, said Dr

In the grassy courtyard of Arya Vidyapeeth College, a local high school in Guwahati, the grounds are littered with empty gutkha wrappers and dozens more float along a nearby open sewer

Even grandparents and family members interacting with them must be cautious when approaching them and be healthy and hygienic

These policies will reduce tobacco retailer density over time, which is important when density is higher (when there are more tobacco retailers concentrated in an area), smoking rates and youth initiation are higher and people have a harder time quitting