Endgame strategies have been defined as initiatives designed to change/eliminate permanently the structural, political, and social dynamics that sustain the tobacco epidemic, in order to end it within a specific time, and moving towards the endgame means, moving beyond tobacco control (which assumes the continued presence of tobacco as a common, widely-available ordinary consumer product) toward a tobacco-free future wherein commercial tobacco products would be phased out or their use and availability significantly restricted. This episode describes what the endgame means for commercial tobacco control, the range of strategies it could involve, how point-of-sale policies can play a critical role in it, and highlights some examples of places that are already implementing endgame policies

Health debate KU sought opinions from ear/eye/nose/throat surgeon Doug Girod, executive vice chancellor at KU Medical Center, and pulmonologist Steve Stites, vice chancellor for clinical affairs at KU Med
CBDs well-documented anxiolytic effects directly address this
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The advocates also say countries should be free to decide how best to protect public health, without being second-guessed by unelected trade panels