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Preventing initiation of tobacco use: Outcome indicators for comprehensive tobacco control programs2014

Prevalence Highest Among Non-Hispanic Whites Smoking is most prevalent among non-Hispanic whites: 25 percent of white men and 22 percent of white women were regular smokers in 2009

The movement began in 2005 when Needham, Massachusetts became the first town in the US to enact a law raising the MLSA to 21

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Tobacco smoke has many chemicals and particles that can irritate the upper airways and the lungs