2004
DOI: 10.1136/tc.2003.006890
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Reducing tobacco addiction through tobacco product regulation

Abstract: Tobacco product regulation has the potential to help reduce tobacco attributable disease by reducing the toxicity of these products and by reducing the prevalence of tobacco use and addiction

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“…Os cigarros são elaborados de forma a criar, e manter, uma dependência física entre os fumadores (Henningfield et al, 2004 e como consequência, o tabagismo transforma-se num comportamento viciante e não uma "escolha de estilo de vida" (Fagerström & Balfour, 2006;Henningfield & Fant, 1999). O comportamento tabágico é bem aceite, e é percebido, pela grande maioria dos fumadores como um comportamento normal e inofensivo e com consequências para a saúde, apenas, a longo prazo (Martinet & Bohadana, 2003).…”
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“…Os cigarros são elaborados de forma a criar, e manter, uma dependência física entre os fumadores (Henningfield et al, 2004 e como consequência, o tabagismo transforma-se num comportamento viciante e não uma "escolha de estilo de vida" (Fagerström & Balfour, 2006;Henningfield & Fant, 1999). O comportamento tabágico é bem aceite, e é percebido, pela grande maioria dos fumadores como um comportamento normal e inofensivo e com consequências para a saúde, apenas, a longo prazo (Martinet & Bohadana, 2003).…”
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“…Others question whether smokers would use such products and show concern about the risks involved in working with tobacco companies. This divergence has led to a wider debate about whether and how to increase legislative regulation of tobacco products to reduce their toxicity and/or addictiveness (55,63). This could include regulating product (design, manufacture, ingredients) and marketing (14).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Note that we are not simulating the 'Benningfield approach' (Henningfield et al, 2004)-denicotinization-which is probably unacceptable to smokers and politically unrealistic at the present time. Instead, we are aiming only to reduce the excess nicotine in New Zealand cigarettes so that smokers in the future will experience, on average, a less fierce addiction or level of tobacco dependence than is currently the case.…”
Section: Parametersmentioning
confidence: 97%