Tobacco: Australian achievement, Global challenge
- Killing half its users – over five million people a year
- Australia, UK, and Canada are winning the fight – we’re smoking less and pension funds are pulling their money
- Tobacco’s new ruthless tactics for blocking health policy
- Multinational companies, like mosquitoes, are vectors of disease
- What’s happening for the 800 million smokers in developing countries?
Researchers at the World Congress on Public Health in Melbourne available for interview.
Plus, Mike Daube, the man behind Australia’s plain packaging laws receives the highest honour from the World Federation of Public Health Associations—the Hugh Leavell Award for Outstanding Global Health Leadership.
Contact Niall on 0417-131-977, niall@scienceinpublic.com.au or Tanya on 0404-083-863 for interviews
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