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Erika Sward, the national vice president of advocacy for the American Lung Association, notes: While we have made progress, sixty years later, our nation remains one step behind the tobacco industrys efforts to addict our nations youth to tobacco products and to keep current users addicted. When it comes to understanding the health, socioeconomic and changing demographic impacts of cigarette smoking, weve come a long way, baby

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China is the worlds biggest cigarette producer and consumer, with 300 million smokers who consume 40 per cent of the worlds tobacco