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Eleventh high-level meeting of the Small Countries Initiative: a focus on innovation, Bled, Slovenia, 11–13 May 2025

The Eleventh high-level meeting of the Small Countries Initiative (SCI), held in Bled, Slovenia, on 11–13 May 2025, brought together 14 countries...

Rapid assessment of the quality of mental health care in Greece

The rapid assessment of the quality of mental health care in Greece was conducted under the Development and implementation of a framework for quality measurement...

Health workforce migration in the WHO European Region: country case studies from Albania, Armenia, Georgia, Ireland, Malta, Norway, Republic of Moldova, Romania and Tajikistan

Health workforce migration is rapidly reshaping health systems across the WHO European Region. While it can strengthen health systems in receiving countries,...

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Smokefree homes factsheet - for policy makers

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Why promoting smokefree homes is important

With the introduction of smokefree regulations in public places, home becomes a major source of exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke (SHS), particularly for children. SHS contains around 7000 chemicals, including toxic substances, irritants and about 70 carcinogens. Since 2004 SHS has been defined as carcinogenic to humans by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

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Smokefree homes factsheet - for policy makers

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Why promoting smokefree homes is important

With the introduction of smokefree regulations in public places, home becomes a major source of exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke (SHS), particularly for children. SHS contains around 7000 chemicals, including toxic substances, irritants and about 70 carcinogens. Since 2004 SHS has been defined as carcinogenic to humans by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

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