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• who: from the This study is the first ex-ante policy evaluation to assess the impact of current and future tobacco control policies at the POS on tobacco outlet availability in the Netherlands have published the paper: component highlights the mechanisms through which AUCs may arise. The first component comprises eight domains of consequences - health-related, health system, human and fundamental rights, acceptability- and adherence-related, equality- and equity-related, social and institutional, economic and resource-related, and environmental. Conclusions: Both over- and underestimation of AUCs of PH intervention poses risks. The CONSEQUENT framework may facilitate classification . . .
  

   

  

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