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The 16 pages that link to Tobacco control, each with the reason it gives.

• Public healthRelated: It shows how regulation, education, and environmental changes can shift population behavior.

• Food and Drug AdministrationRelated: The FDA regulates tobacco products under a distinct public-health mandate.

• Tobacco smokingNarrower topic: Taxation, smoke-free rules, and warnings aim to prevent and reduce smoking.

• NicotineRelated: Nicotine dependence is a central challenge addressed by tobacco-control measures.

• Tobacco industryRelated: Public-health responses developed in direct response to industry products and promotion.

• Health promotionBroader topic: It combines education, regulation, and changes to social conditions to protect population health.

• Secondhand smokeNarrower topic: Secondhand smoke protection is a central aim of tobacco-control measures.

• Electronic cigaretteRelated: Regulation addresses product safety, marketing, access, and exposure.

• Health policyBroader topic: Taxation, restrictions, and warnings show policy acting on a major preventable risk.

• Tobacco protestNarrower topic: Protests can support or oppose the policies grouped under tobacco control.

• CigaretteRelated: The public-health response to cigarette harms includes restrictions on sales, promotion, and indoor smoking.

• Gro Harlem BrundtlandRelated: As WHO director-general, Brundtland made reducing tobacco use a prominent organizational priority.

• Richard DollRelated: Doll’s findings became evidence for warning the public and restricting tobacco use.

• History of cancerRelated: Evidence linking smoking to lung cancer helped drive one of cancer prevention's largest public campaigns.

• NicotianaRelated: The health consequences of products made from Nicotiana leaves have prompted extensive regulation.

• Passive smokingNarrower topic: Smoke-free protections are one part of broader tobacco-control efforts.