Advancing Commercial Tobacco Control and Health Equity Through Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change

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Abstract

Commercial tobacco products have been protected from regulation, yet are designed to addict, are deadly, and are promoted to young people whose brains are not yet fully developed. Until everyone is protected from addiction and exposure, we must keep working toward fairness and valuebased policy, systems, and environmental change.

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Herndon, S., Martin, J., Swetlick, J., Gans, S., Heck, C., Staples, A. H., … Wilson, J. (2022). Advancing Commercial Tobacco Control and Health Equity Through Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change. North Carolina Medical Journal, 83(4), 270–274. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.83.4.270

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