Stanton Glantz, Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco This article was originally published on The Conversation
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rates should be related to the costs an excise tax is internalizingand revenue should be allocated to cover the same: health costs related to smoking, infrastructure cost associated with driving, and enforcement costs related to alcohol, for instance
In smoking, the chemical addiction forms a feedback loop with the behaviours that help a smoker procure and use cigarettes
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Additionally, improper technique, such as inhaling through the nose instead of the mouth or exhaling forcefully, can exacerbate respiratory irritation