If smoking rates in the UK saw the same fall, Cancer Research UK estimates there would be 257,000 fewer cigarette smokers

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Targeted strategies, mobile screening units, mailed FIT kits, and community health-worker navigation have been shown to reduce gaps in screening prevalence and the incorporation of systematic tobacco-use assessment may ensure that both combustible and e-cigarette users in underserved areas receive equitable access to cancer screening 34
"Smoking and pregnancy--a review on the first major environmental risk factor of the unborn"
In 1991, the introduction of the Evin law had already caused controversy in France, where cigarettes have a powerful cultural image, associated with a lifestyle and elegance typical of French identity