Dale LC, Glover ED, Sachs DP, Schroeder DR, Offord KP, Croghan IT et al
But the WHO says that high-income countries with taxes on tobacco products do not face widespread issues related to illicit trade, while low-income countries continue to do so, precisely because of weaker tobacco-control programmes and taxes
Children are more likely to be affected by air pollutants because their airways are small and still developing, and they breathe in more air relative to their body weight than adults do, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Thus, identifying modifiable risk factors of congenital anomalies and implementing effective primary prevention strategies remain a priority of public health policies in the USA and worldwide [1, 3]
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