WHO NO-TOBACCO REPORT
June 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
LAUNCHING 2004's No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organisation has released figures claiming that people with less education tend to consume more tobacco. It cited a study in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, concluding 26 per cent of people with four or less years of schooling smoke, compared with a 17 per cent of those with nine or more years.
LAUNCHING 2004's No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organisation has released figures claiming that people with less education tend to consume more tobacco. It cited a study in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, concluding 26 per cent of people with four or less years of schooling smoke, compared with a 17 per cent of those with nine or more years.
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