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The Tobacco Reference Guide
by David Moyer, MD.


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Smoking causes 120,000 deaths each year in the United Kingdom, and smoking

prevalence is 28% in adults.

British Medical Journal, January 16, 1999, p. 182

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In 1991 in Great Britain, there were smokers in three quarters of the families receiving

income support from the government, and one seventh of their disposable income

was spent on cigarettes.

British Medical Journal, November 7, 1998, p. 1266

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In the United Kingdom, 10% of women and 12% of men in the highest socioeconomic

group are smokers. The figures for the lowest socioeconomic groups are 35% for

women and 40% for men.

Curbing the Epidemic, p. 16

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In the United Kingdom, 350 deaths a year are due to illicit drugs, 25,000 deaths from

alcohol, and 100,000 deaths a year from smoking. (By 1994, deaths had increased to

138,000 - Richard Peto.)

British Journal of Addiction 85:313, 1990

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In England in 1992, 25% of girls and 21% of boys at the age of 15 years were regular

smokers.

Tobacco Control, Spring 1995, p. 103

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Benson and Hedges cigarettes in the UK have "by appointment to her Majesty the

Queen" printed on each package.

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