Smoking Behavior and CessationHealthcare Systems and Public HealthGlobal Public Health Policies and Epidemiology
DOI: 10.15829/1728-8800-2025-4491

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How tobacco endgame strategies are implemented within national legislative frameworks is analyzed, the principal barriers to their adoption are identified, and the prospects for achieving the stated goals are discussed.

Abstract

An increasing number of countries are adopting strategies aimed at ending the tobacco epidemic. The key political initiatives, strategies, and endgame measures were detailed in the first two parts of this study. The present article analyses how tobacco endgame strategies are implemented within national legislative frameworks, identifies the principal barriers to their adoption, and discusses the prospects for achieving the stated goals.

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GAMBARYAN, M. G.; DRAPKINA, O. Tobacco endgame: Twenty-year international and russian experience. part III. barriers and prospects for ending the tobacco epidemic. Cardiovascular Therapy and Prevention (Russian Federation), 2026, 24(12): 4491.