[11] Furthermore, the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project brings up the following persistent smoking issues in its 2009 report focused on China: [16] In addition to "strong social pressure placed upon Chinese men to smoke", it is also expected that female smoking will become "more socially acceptable as the tobacco industry increasingly targets female smokers." [16] Current tobacco control legislation in China does not explicitly address gendered or social bases for smoking
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By embracing a smoke-free lifestyle, seeking support, and exploring alternative coping mechanisms, individuals with epilepsy can take control of their health and strive for better seizure management
behavioural interventions) will vary, as well as other factors affecting choice of intervention (e.g., cost, accessibility) and that there is not a single best choice for all patients
