PHOTO: Local numbers of smokers don't seem to be dropping.
With World No Tobacco Day been and gone on 31 May, the statistics don’t bide well for the rural and remote population, where smoking rates continue to climb.
According to President of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) Dr Megal Belot, smoking rates get higher the further you head into the bush...
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