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Should tobacco be banned in pharmacies?
Yea, tobacco should be banned in pharmacies. In fact, tobacco which causes cancer,its users should be restricted in pharmacies to set an example against the impending dangers of using tobacco.
Was tobacco adverts banned in 1970?
No in 1960
What are the Union and confeterate resources?
Union had factories and steel making plants Confederates had cotton, for clothes, tobacco, for their pipes, almost no factories
How has tobacco advertising changed in Canada?
Canada, for example, banned cigarette vending machines and tobacco brands' sponsoring of sporting events.
The raw material tobacco is grown in the South The factories that make cigarettes are found in the?
South
Why should tobacco not be banned?
Tobacco should not be banned because it is a legal product that adults have the right to choose to use. Banning tobacco could lead to underground markets and criminal activity. Instead, efforts should focus on education, regulation, and support for those who want to quit smoking.
When were slave factories banned?
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What year were cigarette ads banned in the UK?
Cigarette ads were banned in UK on August 1, 1965. Although there were still some commercials on loose tobacco and cigars until 1991. Also non television advertising were still allowed until 1986 when they became under stricter guidelines.
How man factories did the north have during the civil war?
Not very many since slavery was banned.
How does tobacco affect social activities?
Because smokers are treated like lepers and banned from social venues.
How much did tobacco companes spend in advertise 2001?
It's been banned, hasn't it? They now leave Tobacco Control to promote their products - a lot cheaper and just as effective!
What countries have banned smokeless tobacco?
Several countries have banned smokeless tobacco products, including Bhutan, which was the first country to implement such a ban in 2004. Other countries with similar prohibitions include Singapore and Australia, where the sale and distribution of smokeless tobacco are restricted. Additionally, some regions within countries, like certain states in India, have also enacted bans on smokeless tobacco to combat health risks associated with its use.
