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This is certainly the most artificial of the four techniques, allowing most control over the process, and as such is highly suited to curing Bright Yellow tobacco, which is initially cured using direct fire and charcoal, but is considered today as flue-cured

CONCLUSIONS Tobacco prevention strategies should be targeted at population segments with particularly prevalent characteristics such as gender, country of origin, non-physical activity, alcohol consumption and time spent in enclosed places exposed to tobacco smoke