Overview of systematic reviews on the health-related effects of government tobacco control policies

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, August 2015

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RT @Alina_Ewald: @JennaPrice This overview of systematic reviews (although from 2015) showed that raising taxes on tobacco products consist…

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RT @Alina_Ewald: @JennaPrice This overview of systematic reviews (although from 2015) showed that raising taxes on tobacco products consist…

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@JennaPrice This overview of systematic reviews (although from 2015) showed that raising taxes on tobacco products consistently demonstrated reductions in smoking behaviour and warnings/plain packaging increased intentions to quit https://t.co/lo1kVWUE3Z

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RT @thi_loup: Tabagisme : l'augmentation des prix et interdictions partielles font bien consensus #factchecking https://t.co/sPO8spRfYu

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