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Finland aims to be tobacco free by 2040

28th January 2017
The Finnish government has introduced a staggeringly ambitious aim to make their country tobacco free by 2040. technically this aim requires consumption of all kinds of tobacco to fall below 2% of the adult population.
This article from CNN is excellent enrichment reading for teachers and students looking at conventional and conventional interventions designed to change behaviour.
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