14 National and local policies The Tobacco Free Lancashire & South Cumbria Strategy 2023-2028 (1887 KB) has been developed in line with the Tobacco Control Plan for England, and building on the previous strategy by setting out the ambition to achieve a smokefree generation by: preventing children from taking up smoking in the first place - making smokefree the new normal stamping out inequality, for example smoking in pregnancy supporting smokers - especially those who are parents - to quit work towards reducing the uptake of vaping among children and young people Further information about the authorities' response to smoking and tobacco use can also be found on the Blackpool JSNA Smoking page

The results showed that significant differences could be observed for bone-to-implant contact for test subjects in cancellous ( Z = 4.08, p 40.37 g/m 3 ) were associated with a 43% higher likelihood of developing oral cancer, including cancers of the lips, tongue, cheeks, mouth floor, and hard and soft palate
The increase will depend on several factors, such as someones overall health, fitness, and smoking habits
The suggestions include prohibiting tobacco sales to people born after a certain date or a so-called Tobacco-Free Generation policy raising the legal smoking age from 18 to 21 and standardising packaging of tobacco products