The Netherlands has moved towards the forefront of tobacco control in Europe, after having
implemented important tobacco control measures in 2020 and 2021, which included higher …

Aims: Europe's Beating Cancer Plan set a goal of creating a Tobacco-Free Generation in
Europe by 2040. Prevention is important for achieving this goal. We compare the Nordic …

We discuss progress made with respect to reducing the burden of disease caused by
tobacco use within the WHO European Region and outline major issues and challenges …

The eleventh World Conference on Tobacco or Health in Chicago, USA with approximately
5,000 delegates, was held during the second week of August 2000. The authors believe that …

The greatest burden of disease in the WHO European Region is attributable to
noncommunicable diseases. As one of the top modifiable behavioural risk factors, tobacco …

Cigarettes are uniquely dangerous, killing half of all those who regularly use them and
damaging the health of those who breathe in users' smoke, particularly children. Just under …

Population-level interventions represent the only real approach for combatting the tobacco
epidemic. There is thus great importance in conducting rigorous evaluation studies of …

Tobacco is responsible for the death of 6 million people every year globally, of whom 700
000 are in Europe. Effective policies for tobacco control exist; however, the status of their …

The World Health Organization (World Health Organization, 2015) report 'Roadmap of
actions to strengthen implementation of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco …

Smoking and health 2021 says that while the reduction in smoking prevalence by 75% since
1962 has been considered a national success, if the policies advocated by the RCP in 1962 …