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Ban public use, advertising and reduced-risk claims for HnB, says WHO group

Written by || 31st December 2020 || News analysis | Heated tobacco | Politics & policy | Regulation and legislation |

All advertising and public use of heated tobacco systems should be banned by governments, a World Health Organization (WHO) committee has suggested ...

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