Around 1.1 billion people aged 15 and over smoke, with 80% living in LMICs (low and middle income countries). Tobacco growing and consumption have become concentrated in the developing world where the health, economic, and environmental burden is heaviest and likely to increase. July 2019.
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Tags: agriculture, consumption, corporate social responsibility, Developing countries, economics, environment, farming, FCTC, Health, low-income countries, men, prevalence, tobacco industry, WHO, women
There is a growing body of evidence to suggest that smoking is an independent risk factor for diabetes and that among people with diabetes, smoking aggravates the risk of serious disease and premature death. November 2017.
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Tags: cessation, consumption, diabetes, kidney disease, metabolic syndrome, neuropathy, pregnancy, premature death, prevalence, risk, smoking, stopping smoking, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes
British American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco, the world’s second and fourth largest tobacco companies (excluding the Chinese state tobacco monopoly) are based in the UK. January 2017.
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Tags: BAT, British American Tobacco, consumption, e-cigarettes, employment, fact sheets, factsheets, FOREST, Gallaher, hand-rolled tobacco, HRT, Imperial Brands, Imperial Tobacco, Japan Tobacco International, JTI, market share, Philip Morris International, PMI, profits, RYO, TMA, tobacco harm, tobacco industry, Tobacco Manufacturers Association, Tobacco Retailers Alliance, TRA, trends