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The latter part of the lesson involves an activity whereby students will be given a worksheet of questions, there will be information posters placed around the room which students will need to use to answer questions on their worksheet

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They, in part, argue that the government has no substantial interest in improving the publics understanding of the health harms of smoking, absent evidence that such improved understanding will affect consumer behavior and diminish smoking. The tobacco companies say the warnings serve only the purely academic interest of providing consumers information