Retrieved March 16, 2018, from World Health Organization (WHO), Tobacco Free Initiative
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Manufacturers get away with health claims that arent backed by evidence, leaving consumers wrongly convinced these products are healthier simply because they sound plant-based or organic.Clearly, the bigger message is tough but unminced: theres really no such thing as a harmless cigarette or harmless smoking.The industry may keep rebranding smoking: light, mild, organic, natural, and now herbal. The packaging keeps changing, along with the ingredients and the promise
This is similar to the indirect estimate of 17% (men) and 23% (women) who would be expected to have a smoking partner, based on the current prevalence in 2008, and an aggregation factor of 3, on which the result in Table 5 is based