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This article discusses the extent of tobacco use among specific marginalized groups. It highlights the importance of targeted tobacco control efforts for these populations.

This article discusses tobacco harm reduction and its potential benefits. It highlights barriers such as regulation and misconceptions that hinder progress. Understanding these issues can help improve public health strategies.

This article discusses tobacco control interventions in the Global South. It highlights the importance of research and policy efforts to reduce tobacco use and its health impacts.

This article highlights the ongoing challenges and the need for gender mainstreaming in tobacco control. It emphasizes the health and economic impacts of neglecting gender differences.

This article discusses the various parties involved in tobacco harm reduction. It highlights the importance of understanding who benefits and who might be hindering progress in public health.

This article highlights the importance of considering major interventions in models predicting smoking-related deaths. It emphasizes the potential to save millions of lives through targeted strategies.

This article highlights the importance of including ex-smokers in decisions about tobacco and nicotine policies. Their experiences can influence research, regulations, and public health strategies.

Effective tobacco control requires comprehensive strategies including harm reduction and cessation. These approaches can significantly reduce smoking-related health issues in Pakistan.

This article highlights the challenges in providing effective smoking cessation treatments worldwide. It emphasizes the need for accessible and affordable solutions, especially in low-middle income countries.

This article emphasizes the importance of updating tobacco control treaties like the FCTC. It highlights the need to focus on ending adult smoking, especially in regions lagging behind.