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Comprehensive bans on the advertising and promotion of all tobacco products <\/h3>
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Empirical evidence shows that a fully comprehensive advertising ban covering all media and all forms of direct and indirect advertising reduces tobacco consumption. A study of 22 high-income countries based on data from 1970 to 1992 concluded that comprehensive bans on cigarette advertising and promotion can reduce smoking, but that partial bans have little or no effect. If the most comprehensive restrictions were in place, the study concluded, tobacco consumption would fall by more than 6% in high income countries.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>","hash":"a3ed68099941005627f12b2b370c6689","css":".ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1 ,\n.ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1:before,\n.ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1:after,\n.ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1 *,\n.ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1 *:before,\n.ffb-id-130vcn18 .ffb-icon-1 *:after{ \ncolor: #e55973 !important;\n}\n","js":""}