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News ItemDepartment of Health in the UK28th February 2012 Anti-smoking campaigns and laws have turned smokers into a despised underclass, a study by a Department of Health adviser warned yesterday.
It said smokers have come to be seen as disgusting and dirty and are increasingly becoming regarded as outcasts. The study, published by Cambridge University Press, suggests the tightening of laws controlling smoking, mean smokers are held in contempt by the non-smoking majority. Link To Original Article »» |
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