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Lorillard Tobacco Companys Kent Micronite cigarette brand contained crocidolite asbestos from 1952 to 1956

WWII soldiers used cigarettes similarly to their WWI forbearers, smoking to escape the stress of battle and steady their nerves1

"But contrary to Big Tobacco's belief that banning displays would make no difference this study shows that by putting cigarettes out of sight and out of mind far fewer youngsters are taking up the deathly habit." Duncan Selbie, chief executive of Public Health England, said: "Banning the display of tobacco products at point-of-sale has worked and it's fabulous that more young people are now turning their backs on smoking, literally saving thousands of lives." The Scottish government said it had invested 10m annually over the last five years in stop-smoking services

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