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WHO advocates total ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship Cities discuss fossil fuel ad ban, echoing tobacco fight The Narwhal The @olympics already banned tobacco advertising in the 80s because science proved smoking killed millions Now science is telling us fossil fuels are killing millions too. Let's get fossil fuel advertising out The #tobacco industry targets children and youth through advertising, digital marketing, and flavoured products. A total ban on tobacco promotion is overdue. Let's act NOW. #FCTC20Years #WeAre20 @DKFZ @TobControlUnit @FCTCofficial Implementation of tobacco ad ban stumbles in Swiss parliament SWI

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Most public health experts have zero trust in the tobacco industry

2019;10(10):CD006611

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