Doctors push for UK smoking ban

Doctors were today stepping up pressure on the British government to ban tobacco in public places after a study showed the dangers of passive smoking could be even greater than previously estimated.

Doctors were today stepping up pressure on the British government to ban tobacco in public places after a study showed the dangers of passive smoking could be even greater than previously estimated.

Delegates at the British Medical Association’s conference in Llandudno, Wales, were set to call for smoking in workplaces, including pubs and restaurants, to be outlawed.

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