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Imagine a young child growing up in a school where he is told tobacco is helpful day after day. Will this child develop a correct understanding of tobacco’s harm and stay away from it? Who can ensure he will not become interested in tobacco products under such an influence? But no more. Smoking may still be on the rise in developing countries, by around 3.5% a year, but in most of the industrialised world, it’s all falling numbers,
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You probably know the relevant figures: according to the official numbers, smoking causes 80,000 deaths in England each year, and costs the NHS an annual ��2.7bn and on a worldwide scale, cigarettes kill more people than illegal drugs, road accidents, diabetes and alcohol abuse put together. In the last century, smoking is estimated to have taken the lives of around 100 million people. Still, in this country, around 10 million of us still do it.
Behind that figure lurks no end of sociological intrigue. In our prisons, 70% of inmates smoke. Age-wise, smoking peaks in the 25-34 age group at 26%, and falls to its lowest among the over-60s. Among men of Bangladeshi origin, more than 40% are tobacco-users; but women from the same background hardly bother at all, registering a figure of 2%. Does he foresee a time when, in Britain at least, nobody smokes at all? What he says next would surely chill your Hockneys and Ogdens to the marrow. “Honestly? I can imagine a day when people say,
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Instead the government is currently legislating to ban the display of cigarette products from shops. In a policy document Monday the DoH said it would once again look into the issue. “The government believes that the evidence base regarding ‘plain packaging’ needs to be carefully examined,” it said. “Therefore, the government will encourage research to further our understanding of the links between packaging and consumption, especially by young people.”
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