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AN UPDATE ON TOBACCO NATION TODAY Tobacco use has significantly declined in the United States, with high school student smoking prevalence dropping from 28% in 2000 to 2% in 2022

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pic.twitter.com/4gBYXQ2WqN Brandon Longo (@brandonlongo) June 14, 2018 More than a dozen Jersey Shore towns have enacted beach smoking bans
Wildlife also run the risk of swallowing cigarette butts after mistaking them for food which may result in illness or death