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Quit Like Sweden Urges Progressive Tobacco Control to Save Millions of Lives on World No Tobacco Day

Millions of lives could be saved with a more progressive approach to tobacco control measures, says a new platform committed to encouraging countries to follow the Swedish Experience and become 'smoke-free'.

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Sweden s Tobacco Control Could Save Millions, Says Progressive on No Tobacco Day

Sweden s Tobacco Control Could Save Millions, Says Progressive on No Tobacco Day
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Global Drive to Quit Like Sweden Will Save Millions of Smokers Lives

INTERNATIONAL health experts today rallied behind a major new global effort to replicate Swedens success at eradicating smoking by embracing a comprehensive approach that could prevent many millions of premature deaths worldwide.

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Global Drive to Quit Like Sweden Will Save Millions of Smokers Lives

Global Drive to Quit Like Sweden Will Save Millions of Smokers Lives
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