Sentence examples for develop tobacco from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1990s, several initiatives failed to develop tobacco prevention and control programs.

This study highlighted the need to develop tobacco control measures that reflect the unique culture in rural China.

Participants also highlighted the need to further develop tobacco control policies and target the social determinants of health through poverty reduction, housing and education support.

Notwithstanding these limitations, this study (one of the very few documenting PHC clinicians' tobacco screening and advising behaviors) provides useful information to develop tobacco cessation programs and to study tobacco cessation in South Africa further.

The results from the surveys (carried out in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] of USA) are being used to develop tobacco control policy and youth-focused smoking prevention and cessation programs.

Smokers' teeth tend to develop tobacco stains; these may be yellow, brown, dark brown or even black stains, the severity depending partly on duration and frequency of the habit.

Concerns about safety of nicotine-containing products necessitates research of the molecular mechanisms of nicotine action on the tissues prone to develop tobacco-related malignancy, such as lungs.

Dr. Solana also said the contract represented a new focus on developing tobacco products with reduced risks, a shift in strategy in underwriting university research that requires more confidentiality to protect the corporation's intellectual property rights.

We suggest evidential management strategies for governments developing tobacco control policies in this multilevel governance context.

The results of our study support the general principle of developing tobacco control strategies that specifically address the needs of disadvantaged groups with high smoking rates.

8 In addition, it was observed that male mobile phone subscribers were at a lower risk (standardised incidence ratio 0.88, 0.86 to 0.91) of developing tobacco related cancers.