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First, tobacco control efforts will need to address the needs of a residual population of smokers who are particularly difficult to influence (e.g., smokers with mental illness)

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Several precautions can be taken to reduce the mechanical spread of viruses: avoid handling plants (plant seed rather than transplants), remove diseased plants, control weeds and rotate crops, and avoid planting near virus-infected plants

For tips on how to handle difficult situations, call the Department of Health Tobacco Prevention and Education Program at (808) 586-4613 or toll free at 1 (800) 810-8112