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The [[primary prevention]] of [[smoking]] include: | The [[primary prevention]] of [[smoking]] include: | ||
*Not selling [[cigarettes]] to individuals younger than 18 | *Not selling [[cigarettes]] to individuals younger than 18 | ||
*Regular exercise | |||
*Avoiding stress | |||
*Avoiding alcohol (a risk factor for smoking) | |||
*Avoiding smoking near children | *Avoiding smoking near children | ||
*Imposing taxes on [[cigarettes]] | *Imposing taxes on [[cigarettes]] | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief:
Overview
The primary prevention of smoking includes not selling cigarettes to individuals younger than 18, avoiding smoking near children, imposing taxes on cigarettes and campaigns to educate people regarding the risks and complications of smoking.
Primary Prevention
The primary prevention of smoking include:
- Not selling cigarettes to individuals younger than 18
- Regular exercise
- Avoiding stress
- Avoiding alcohol (a risk factor for smoking)
- Avoiding smoking near children
- Imposing taxes on cigarettes
- Campaigns to educate people regarding the risks and complications of smoking