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  4. Viewpoint: Achieving the Government target for a tobacco-free Scotland by 2034

Viewpoint: Achieving the Government target for a tobacco-free Scotland by 2034

29th June 2017

As part of our new series of Viewpoint articles, which aim to explain clearly, simply and concisely the position we take on important issues, ASH Scotland is happy to share a new article which looks at how achieving the Government target for a tobacco-free Scotland by 2034 is about supporting existing adult smokers, not about children.

Read this new Viewpoint here.

For further information please contact ASH Scotland on 0131 225 4725 or enquiries@ashscotland.org.uk

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