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These goods evade quality and consumer protection controls and are extremely profitable for manufacturers, said Horst Manner-Romberg, managing director of MRU Beratungs- und Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, which collaborated with Fraunhofer IIS

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The increased risk of death from any cause for continued smokers should not come as a surprise given the litany of recognized adverse outcomes of smoking, including increased risk of wound infections from mastectomy and breast conserving surgery, respiratory and cardiovascular comorbidities, second primary malignancies, and poorer overall quality of life

But the number of countries adopting tougher rules, as well as the global treaty, underscore the breadth of the battleground between tobacco and public health interests in legal and political arenas from Latin America to Africa to Asia