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Callahan-Lyon said

Every year smoking costs the United States more than $240 billion in healthcare spending, nearly $185 billion in lost productivity from smoking-related illnesses and health conditions, nearly $180 billion in lost productivity from smoking-related premature death, and $7 billion in lost productivity from premature death from secondhand smoke exposure

For most people, the health risks associated with tobacco use, such as addiction, cancer, COPD, immune issues, arthritis, increased risk of tuberculosis, and more, outweigh the benefits of smoking a blunt

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