This decision is an important one and whilst we keep it under review, well be continuing to implement our existing plan to reduce smoking rates through ending the display of tobacco in all shops, running national behaviour-change campaigns to encourage smokers to quit, and through supporting local authorities to provide effective stop-smoking services.
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Rutgers School of Dental Medicine Research extending from the prevention of cavities and periodontal disease to potential therapies for cancer and drug-resistance illness
These claims to pure tobacco and additive-free cigarettes distract consumers from what should be the real concern: tobacco in its purest form remains deadly