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Salah Azaiz Institute chooses prevention over punishment in smoking cessation

From La Presse · () French

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  • Tunisia’s Salah Azaiz Institute has become a completely smoke-free facility, including its garden and parking area.
  • Professor Hatem Bouzaiene said the institute formalized the status during an information day with conferences and workshops.

No more cigarettes at Tunisia’s Salah Azaiz Institute. Professor Hatem Bouzaiene said the facility is now entirely smoke-free, including its garden and parking area.

The institute formalized the status on June 6 during an information day that included conferences and workshops. Bouzaiene discussed the move on Express FM on September 7, presenting it as a prevention-focused approach to smoking cessation rather than one centered on punishment.

The establishment is now a completely non-smoking space, including the garden and parking area.

· Hatem BouzaieneThe professor described the Salah Azaiz Institute’s new smoke-free status on Express FM.
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