What's interesting from a communications perspective is that the area behind the counter where the cigarettes used to be has been replaced by large boards with headlines like "Let's Quit Together," "You're Not Alone," "Thinking About Quitting?" and "#OneGoodReason," all encouraging customers to stop smoking
The strange underground clubs there are growing, much like they did in the Soviet Union when punk was smuggled over, controlled underground clubs sprung up, until the flashpoint of the Tbilisi, Georgia SSR uprising rendered them controlled no more
Its had this absolutely devastating impact on our health system and on the health of young people, says Holland
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Therefore, bans will lower health care costs, as fewer people will be treated for smoking-related illnesses
