Boyce Maynor I am from North Carolina
It does help people quit cigarettes, but it is a product switch, not a method of empowering people to quit nicotine overall
We would like (cancer programs) more appropriately resourced. If cancer is diagnosed early, its easier to treat, costs less, and people go back to work. Currently, Georgias cancer money goes to programs such as screenings, smoking prevention and cessation, regional cancer coalitions, and treatment of the uninsured
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Research has shown that tobacco products, especially those with menthol, are disproportionately marketed to youth, racial and ethnic minorities, lower-income people and those who identify as LGBTQ+, all of whom are more likely to use these products and develop tobacco-related health problems
Something to keep in mind here is that those two statistics also get you to yield per acre, which is a measure of the efficiency of tobacco operations