May 28, 2013

Impact of tobacco control policies on adolescent smoking: findings from the Global Youth Tobacco Survey in Taiwan

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The comprehensive tobacco control programme introduced in Taiwan in 2009 was associated with a reduction in adolescent smoking, particularly among those in earlier stages of smoking and those who resided in non-city areas.

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