Achieving the tobacco endgame: the case for removing additives: findings from the ITC New Zealand Survey

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Achieving the tobacco endgame: the case for removing additives: findings from the ITC New Zealand Survey

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Background Tobacco products can contain a range of flavourings designed to reduce the harshness of tobacco and enhance its taste. These features can make it easier for new smokers to become addicted or existing smokers to maintain their addiction. A recently released national action plan identified removal of tobacco flavourings such as menthol as an important strategy for achieving New Zealand's (NZ) 2025 endgame goal. The present study explored smoker use of and support for banning tobacco ...

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2018-03-01

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Richard Edwards / Andrew Waa / James Stanley / Susan Kaai / Anne C.K.Quah / Geoff Fong

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Tobacco Induced Diseases

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http://www.journalssystem.com/tid/Achieving-the-tobacco-endgame-the-case-for-removing-additives-f...

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WCTOH / Diseases of the respiratory system / Neoplasms / Tumors / Oncology / Including cancer and carcinogens

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