Tobacco treaty talks open amid fears and hopes

A new round of negotiations on an international tobacco-control treaty opened today amid fears by health campaigners that it will be too weak to prevent cigarette-related deaths rising to 10 million a year by 2030.

A new round of negotiations on an international tobacco-control treaty opened today amid fears by health campaigners that it will be too weak to prevent cigarette-related deaths rising to 10 million a year by 2030.

’’The tobacco convention is in danger of serious and irreversible failure,’’ said Clive Bates, director of Action and Smoking on Health.

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