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[13] Case Study [edit] The following case study is based on a report provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (1993) examining a Green Tobacco Sickness (GTS) outbreak in Kentucky during the early 1990s

This unique exposure pattern caused: The combination of tobacco smoke and asbestos in Kent lung tissue created an especially hazardous scenario, as cigarette toxins weakened the lungs natural ability to clear foreign particles while asbestos fibers accumulated in respiratory tissue

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For all other vapor products, the tax would be 30 cents per milliliter of liquid or solution, a three-cent bump

This content first appeared in the June 2014 issue of BBC History Magazine Authors Matt Elton is the podcast editor at HistoryExtra