80% of these deaths occur in countries of low and middle income WHO believes that "it will not reach" its objective of reducing 30% tobacco in 2025 the annual number of deaths linked to the consumption of tobacco in the world will increase from the six million today to eight million people by 2030, and 80 percent of those deaths will occur in low and middle income countries , according to a study presented this Tuesday elaborated by the Institute national of the Cancer of United States and the Organization World of the health (WHO). The text, entitled "economy, tobacco and tobacco control", concludes that the countries most affected by tobacco use are those of low and middle income, which w... [Read more]