Story highlights We've known smoking can kill you for at least 50 years, yet millions still smoke The number of people who smoke has been on the decline, but that number has plateaued Smoking behaviors rewire your brain to want the nicotine and the smoking behaviors Smoking can kill you
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This may continue to be a growing problem where e-cigarettes have become a $2.2 billion industry and the use is climbing among adults and teens, according to federal statistics
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Vice President Greg Hendricks attributes the growth largely to a loyalty-rewards program focused on tobacco