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Tobacco Marketing
1. Health experts from throughout the world are meeting in
the U.S. to the tobacco industry's marketing efforts
in developing countries, Reuters reported August 5th.

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2. "We're bringing the world's tobacco-control community
together in one place to see how can we this tide of
export, promotion and production by the tobacco industry,"
said Dr. Thomas Houston of the American Medical
Association.

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3. The tobacco industry views developing countries as an
market, which causes concern among health
officials.

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4. The World Health Organization estimates that 70
percent of deaths caused by smoking-related illnesses will
take place in the developing world, mainly because people

in those countries may be unaware of the dangers
by smoking.

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5. "It will be a huge tragedy for developing countries and
will their health-care systems," Houston said.

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6. WHO officials noted that the tobacco industry is dealing
with legal in the U.S. by marketing their products
worldwide.

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7. In addition, the tobacco industry is working towards
developing countries from levying taxes on
cigarettes or enacting western-style laws that ban smoking
in office buildings and other public places.

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8. "Most people in the developing world believe cancer is a
communicable disease," Houston said, "The warnings are
and not particularly clear."

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9. "The companies have found loopholes in the law, and
we have not them," said H.J. Sallehudin, an
assistant director of Malaysia's Department of Public
Health, which enforces Malaysia's tobacco ad bans.

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10. An international tobacco-control treaty sponsored by
the United Nations is aimed at the increase in
tobacco-related deaths worldwide.

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