The Union has published a wide variety of resource materials for tobacco control in low- and middle-income countries. These include economic reports and case studies (overviews and individual country reports), tobacco-free future action guides and fact sheets.[Click here to view the documents and download them at no charge].
Technical guides on smoking cessation and smokefree environments for tuberculosis patients; participating in global tobacco research: the experience of a low-income country, Sudan; tobacco control and prevention: a guide for low-income countries; and a WHO/Union monograph on TB and tobacco control are also available. [Click here for details and to download them at no charge].
Tobacco control research at The Union focuses on describing the burden of tobacco-related disease, identifying links between tobacco use and other diseases such as tuberculosis, understanding the underlying drivers of tobacco use and helping people to stop smoking.
The Union did a systematic review on the association between smoking and tuberculosis in which the evidence was rated as follows:
For a complete list of published Union research on tobacco control and smoking cessation, please click here.