The epidemic of tobacco deaths will progress inexorably throughout the world until and unless tobacco control is recognised as an immediate priority for development, investment, and research. Dr Emmanuela Gakidou, a senior author of the study, said: There have been some success stories, but smoking remains the leading cause of death and disability in 100 countries in 2015. Join our commenting forum Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies Comments
These meetings will bring the world together to energize international cooperation and foster political will to address the global tobacco epidemic, which claims more than 7 million lives annually. The broad availability and marketing of e-cigarettes and other nicotine products and the actions governments can take, especially to protect children, will be the subject of a ministerial roundtable on the opening day of the meeting
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In recent years, researchers have found evidence to support potential benefits of cannabis and challenge the idea that everyone who uses the substance will develop a substance use disorder or addiction
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