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Foreword
The health dangers of tobacco usage are now very well known. It has taken some 60 years to develop our knowledge of the adverse effects of smoking. We can trace this through reports in the late 1930s ...
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Luke Clancy
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S1-S2
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Progress in Tobacco Control
Abstract: Aim: To present the Tobacco Control interventions which are currently accepted as effective. Methods: Review the available regulatory strategy laid down in the Framework Convention for Tobac...
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Luke Clancy
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S3-S14
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Smoking cessation: How compelling is the evidence? A review
Abstract: Objectives: To provide a short review of the evidence base supporting smoking cessation interventions, including behavioral therapy and pharmacological treatment options. Methods: Published ...
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Philip Tønnesen
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S15-S25
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Smoking cessation should have more emphasis within Tobacco Control? The case against
Abstract: Tobacco is the only consumer product today that, when used as intended rather than by accident, kills half of its regular consumers. This led to the ratification of an international treaty p...
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Gérard Dubois
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S26-S30
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Smoking cessation should have more emphasis within Tobacco Control? The case for
Abstract: Smoking cessation is usually mentioned last in the chain of established measures to improve Tobacco Control. This seems logical, as smoking cessation is a secondary or tertiary preventative ...
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C.T. Bolliger
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S31-S36
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Q&A session: Audience: attendees at ECToH Basel 2007
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Luke Clancy
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S37-S38
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