Tobacco smoking is extremely expensive to our society in economic and health costs as well as in human suffering. How would you solve the tobacco smoking problem? How would you specifically target young people?

Tobacco smoking is extremely expensive to our society in economic and health costs as well as in human suffering. How would you solve the tobacco smoking problem? How would you specifically target young people?

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