Which of the following is an example of how government regulations can increase public knowledge and influence disease prevention? a. flavors added to tobacco products by tobacco companies b. high taxes on tobacco products supported by manufacturers c. stores declining to sell any cigarettes and other tobacco products d. surgeon general warning labels on all tobacco products sold in the united states

The correct answer is C. Stores declining to sell any cigarettes and other tobacco products.

It is a perfect example of how government regulations can increase public knowledge and influence disease prevention.

Because if stores do not sell such tobacco related products obviously the public would not be able to consume such products easily and hence it can lead to a disease prevention.

And soon the public knowledge would also increase about the harmful effects.