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Briefing
Smoking cessation

Evidence into Practice: Supporting LGBT people

Mar 2021
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Summary

This joint evidence into practice briefing from ASH and the LGBT Foundation sets out evidence and examples for local authorities on engaging with smokers from LGBT communities to reduce the high levels of tobacco use among LGBT populations.

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