Legal Criticism of the “Comprehensive Law on National Tobacco Control and Combat” in Protecting the Right to Health of Children and Adolescents

Document Type : Letter(s) to Editor

Author

Department of Law, University of Bojnord, Bojnord, Iran

10.34172/ahj.1780

Highlights

Zahra Ameri(Google Scholar)(Pubmed)


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