Arkansas smoke-free workplace law marks 20 years, advocates reflect on progress LITTLE ROCK, Ark
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Locations with policies, compared to locations without policies in place, had significantly lower flavored tobacco availability
The state's treasury raked in billions of dollars from the litigation, though only a small fraction of the money has gone to anti-smoking programs or health care costs
of those smoking up to a pack a day, 34 will not live to 65, and of those smoking two packs a day or more, 41 will die before 65. Wallace said statistics show smokers who quit move into a lower mortality rate, but never back to the original non-smoker level
A copy was sent to Wigand, who circulated copies to upper management