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It kills two-thirds of lifetime users – so why is smoking cool again?

Despite its deadly impact, smoking is gaining popularity, driven by celebrity influence and media portrayal. Public health experts are concerned as nicotine consumption rises and illegal tobacco sales increase. Can health campaigns counter...

The Guardian· Jul 2, 2026 · 5:05 PM · 26 views

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Despite its deadly impact, smoking is gaining popularity, driven by celebrity influence and media portrayal. Public health experts are concerned as nicotine consumption rises and illegal tobacco sales increase. Can health campaigns counter this resurgence? #SmokingTrends #PublicHealth #CelebrityInfluence #Tobacco #HealthRisks

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