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The emphasis on blocking out the noise seems to have worked this week
These billions of cigarettes contribute to a global burden on healthcare systems and increase the risk of diseases like lung cancer and heart disease
A new generation is finding its way to a highly addictive drug through a cleaner, subtler form, and the long-term story may only be beginning
Most importantly, banning menthol cigarettes would eliminate a product that the American Academy of Pediatrics has called out for being "designed and marketed to addict children, plain and simple." That's because menthol cools and numbs the throat, making it easier for kids to start smoking and potentially luring them into a deadly, lifelong addiction