5.12.5 Policy to reduce affordability 5.12.5.1 Tax increases Children are less likely to initiate smoking if tobacco prices are high
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And policymakers should implement effective tobacco control measures to protect populations, particularly the most vulnerable, against exposure to tobacco smoke,`` Rebekka Aarsand, No Tobacco Unit, Department of Health Promotion, WHO
American farms are known for their high standards, translating directly into a cleaner and more reliable tobacco base
(Average cigarette consumption reported on the BRFSS from 1990-1999 was consistent throughout the period, ranging from 19.4 to 20.8 cigarettes per day.) The difference between the 30 cigarettes per smoker calculated from the excise tax database and the 20 cigarettes per smoker reported to the BRFSS is likely due to a combination of underreporting by BRFSS respondents and smoking by state residents under the age of 18(1)
