How the tobacco industry is renewing its assault on science The tobacco industry has reinvigorated its efforts to infiltrate scientific spaces and mislead the public, according to a Truth Initiative editorial in the American Journal of Public Health that exposes tactics that mirror those the industry used for decades to deceive the public about the health risks of cigarettes
Heavy taxes, advertising bans, plain packaging containing explicit health warnings, and a ban on smoking in public places has led to a decrease in smoking levels from 46% of the UK population (1974) to 19% (2014)
There are potential health risks associated with vaping cannabis, especially in the long term
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