We found that RYO smokers were less motivated to stop smoking and less likely to make a quit attempt than smokers of factory-made cigarettes. This has important implications for tobacco control policy, given that a key strategy used by governments worldwide to reduce smoking is to raise taxes on tobacco in order to increase the cost of smoking. Kruti Shrotri, Cancer Research UKs tobacco control expert, added: RYO cigarettes are much cheaper, so its not surprising that smokers using these cigarettes are less motivated to quit than those using factory-made ones
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"If you want to understand what is happening now, look what happened in the 80s, and 90s with the Big Tobacco producers," said a Colombian customs official on condition of anonymity, as he was not authorised to speak to journalists
9 for women who were asking for a product that better reflected their taste preferences and style. Of an estimated 20 million female smokers out there, Howard says, 19.2 million smoke brands other than Camel, which has a traditionally masculine image
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