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Beyond Smoking Kills

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Beyond Smoking Kills (Purchase Hard Copy £12.00)

In 1998 the Government published "Smoking Kills", the first UK White Paper on tobacco control.

Beyond Smoking Kills reviews progress made since then and sets out an agenda for a comprehensive tobacco control strategy.

Hard copies of the report can be ordered for £12 including postage and packaging for UK orders only, for overseas orders please contact enquiries@ash.org.uk for further details on pricing

Author : ASH  Published By : ASH  Published : 07/10/2008 
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Beyond Smoking Kills Executive Summary

Executive Summary of the report: Beyond Smoking Kills

Author : ASH  Published By : ASH  Published : 07/10/2008 
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Beyond Smoking Kills Presentation

Slide set from the report. A high resolution version is available from enquiries@ash.org.uk. Please credit ASH when using these slides.

Author : ASH  Published By : ASH  Published : 31/10/2008 
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Tobacco Advertising at Point of Sale

This report summarises the results of a survey of 153 retail premises in 20 local authorities, representing a range of different regions, types of outlet and settings, both urban and rural, about the display of tobacco products in retail premises in particular whether additional controls should be exercised.

Author : Jane MacGregor  Published By : MacGregor Consulting Ltd  Published : 31/08/2008 
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The cost of smoking to the NHS

ASH poster on the cost of smoking to the NHS

Smoking cost the NHS £2.7 billion annually; more than £50 million each week spent treating diseases caused by smoking. Each week smoking accounts for an estimated £20 million expenditure on hospital admissions, £4 million on outpatients, £10 million on GP consultations, £1 million on practice nurse consultations and £17 million in prescription costs. Assuming 1996 proportions of current and ex-smokers suggests an additional £380 million smoking cost to the NHS.

Author : ASH  Published By : ASH  Published : 07/10/2008 
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"The cost of smoking to the NHS" NCRI Cancer Conference 2008

It is illegal for tobacco manufacturers to use packaging to give the impression that some cigarettes are safer than others. This study examined perceptions of brand descriptors and designs currently appearing on UK cigarette packs and evaluated the impact of “plain packaging,” where these elements are removed.

Authors : Hammond D, Dockrell M, Arnott D, Lee A, Anderson S, McNeill A  Published By : NIHR  Published : 13/10/2008