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A study of moderate smokers, those who consumed one to 14 cigarettes a day, found no difference in lung cancer mortality rates. The WHO claims there is no safe level of tobacco consumption, Smith added

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Point-of-sale tobacco advertising is banned in several countries, 10 and otherssuch as Iceland, Thailand, Belarus, the United Kingdom, and Australiaalso ban the display of tobacco products at the point of sale

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