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BMJ Tobacco Control Blog Guidelines<\/strong><\/p>\n

Type of content<\/strong><\/p>\n

We are interested in tobacco control research (including identification of research gaps),
\nperspectives on tobacco control, tobacco control policy developments, tobacco industry expos\u00e9s and
\nany other stories that may have relevance to tobacco control. We are interested in local, national,
\nregional and global stories. Every blog should have an explicit mention of the relevance of the topic
\ndiscussed to tobacco control.<\/p>\n

Writing style<\/strong><\/p>\n

Blogs should be accessible to a general audience. Explain all specialist tobacco control terms and
\nwrite acronyms in full at the first mention. There is no need to provide a list of references. However,
\nplease include hyperlinks to relevant sources to support your points. Blogs are generally 600-800
\nwords but we will consider pieces outside of this range.<\/p>\n

Structure<\/strong><\/p>\n