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Then, in 2001, legislation was passed that increased this tax, meaning the government had to allocate at least 0.9% of gross tobacco sales to tobacco control, giving Iceland the highest spending on tobacco control per capita in Europe.[14] This led to Iceland being ranked third among European countries with the most comprehensive tobacco control policies in 2016,[15] though by 2021, it had fallen to eighth in the European Tobacco Control Scale.[16] Iceland has the highest spending on tobacco control per capita in Europe and was ranked third among European countries with the most comprehensive tobacco control policies in 2016 The Icelandic Model for Primary Prevention of Substance Use has also played a role in changing attitudes towards the use of tobacco

In Ireland, around 100 people die each week from smoking related illnesses

Each form of tobacco/nicotine use carries its risks and should be approached with caution

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