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1: Health Serv J. 2008 Jul 24:20-3.Links

Public Health. No smoking please, we're British.

Shepherd S.

The primary aim of the smoking ban is to reduce secondhand smoking. The public has largely supported the ban. Studies indicate smoking prevalence has dropped in its first year. Longer-term studies will be available for the three-year review.

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