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Dr Allen Gallagher, Dr Duncan Thomas and Dr Sophie Braznell write for the Conversation about the end of the British Museum and Japan Tobacco International deal.
Tobacco companies are making potentially misleading claims about their practices and products. A new brief lays out the facts.
A new report examines the extent to which UK policymaking is protected against the vested interests of the tobacco industry
TCRG members will support with monitoring at the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control COP meeting
Governments missing out tax revenues, hampering health policy
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