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It is also estimated that, if current
smoking patterns continue, 250 million children alive in the world
today will eventually die from tobacco use.It is also estimated that, if current smoking patterns continue, 250
million children alive in the world today will eventually die from
tobacco use.
- Report of the Secretary-General, Ad Hoc Inter-Agency Task Force on
Tobacco Control. Economic and Social Council, New York, NY: July 5 -
August 1, 2000. United Nations publication #00-41616 (E).
http://www.un.org/documents/ecosoc/docs/2000/e2000-21.pdf
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