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"The show is at a tennis club and there are lots of courts available, so I always make them book me a slot for a couple of hours before the show starts," said the German artist and photographer, who regularly shoots for the brand

Children from low socio-economic regions face the biggest impact of breathing second hand smoke, also known as passive smoking

Nazi Germany was governed by a health-conscious political elite bent on European conquest and genocidal extermination, writes Stanford researcher Robert Proctor in his book, The Nazi War on Cancer , and tobacco at the time was viewed as one among many threats to the health of the chosen folk. In 1939, German scientist Franz Mller presented the first epidemiological study linking tobacco use and cancer