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reported a quote from a study participant who was on benefits and was given extra money for groceries: I did want to stop smoking and although I wasnt really a heavy smoker I felt, well I could really do with the 12.50 a week for ASDA [supermarket] tokens that would really be good for me, because I was on benefits [35]

So any increase in risk makes a difference when we look at the whole population. And he sees the results as a reminder for those following government guidelines

Andersson, G., Bjrnberg, G., and Curvall, M

Very little is said about it, but one of the most encouraging trends in tobacco control is the marked decline in youth smoking seen in recent years