Public health advocacy and tobacco control: making smoking history / Simon Chapman

By:

Chapman, S

Publication details: Oxford : Blackwell Pub., 2007ISBN:

9781405161633

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NLM classification:

HM 565.

Summary: This book is divided into two sections. The first contains chapters spanning such key topics as the place of advocacy in tobacco control, ethical issues, smoking cessation and prevention, harm reduction and product regulation and the denormalisation of smoking. The second section provides an invaluable A to Z of tobacco control advocacy strategy from Accuracy to Whistleblowers

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This book is divided into two sections. The first contains chapters spanning such key topics as the place of advocacy in tobacco control, ethical issues, smoking cessation and prevention, harm reduction and product regulation and the denormalisation of smoking. The second section provides an invaluable A to Z of tobacco control advocacy strategy from Accuracy to Whistleblowers

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