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Tobacco control in India and China: A comparative perspective China's tobacco industry is red hot, defying global trends China Tobacco's cigarettes have likely caused at least 57 million deaths since 1990. No other company comes close, according to our analysis. Most global deaths are now caused by chronic diseases like FILE A logo of China National Tobacco Corporation (commonly known as China Tobacco, abbreviated as CNTC) is seen on a cigarette in Ji'nan city, eas Stock Photo Alamy

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Convenience stores, where 70% of youth shop at least once a week, have more tobacco marketing and sell more cigarettes than any other type of retail store

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