Journal of Biomedical Research and Reviews

Abstract

Since at least the late 1960’s, the Australian Government has combined a range of different #anti-smokingpolicies in its effort to combat smoking. Efforts such as advertising and promotion restrictions (for example, point of sale limitations), #packaging and #labeling laws, excise or taxation of tobacco and public and workplace bans have all been used in an attempt to lower smoking levels among the Australian population.

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