A national study with a representative sample of tobacco retailers across the US found that while the average price for a pack of cigarettes in 2015 was $5.17, prices were $0.04 cheaper for every standard deviation increase in the percentage of youth living in the neighborhood, and $0.22 cheaper in neighborhoods with the lowest median household income than in neighborhoods with the highest median household income
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Quitting can be a difficult process, but its possible with dedication, planning, and the support of your friends, family, and doctor.
Canada will be the first country to print warning labels on each cigarette: "Poison in every puff" Canada will soon become the first country in the world where warning labels must appear on individual cigarettes
Tobacco Nation provides evidence that the tobacco epidemic disproportionately burdens those least financially able to afford it