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Stopping smokeless tobacco could save India, Bangladesh and Pakistan $23bn in lifetime healthcare costs, study shows Brunel University of London Oman Smokeless tobacco brand, Afzal, contains heavy metals, finds study Deaths due to smokeless tobacco in India on rise: Study Odisha takes a bold step : gutka, pan masala and smokeless tobacco banned aimed at protecting youth, saving lives, setting an example. Will the rest of India follow Odisha's lead? For trusted
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