This would make it hard for children and adolescents to purchase cigarettes
Holding a cigarette company responsible for giving free samples of a deadly and addictive product to kids in Boston, while spending tens of millions of dollars each year to lie to the public about what it knew, and selling a product called Lights as better for you while knowing it was likely to cause more cancer than its regular cigarettes, shouldnt take 8 years, hundreds of attorney hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses, Mark Gottlieb 76, executive director of Northeastern Laws Public Health Advocacy Institute (PHAI), tells the Daily Mail.
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The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids cites that 47% of smokers experiencing poverty use menthol cigarettes, compared to 36% of smokers with an income more than twice the federal poverty threshold
