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Hawaii has become the first state to raise the legal smoking age to 21 for both traditional and electronic cigarettes. State health officials hope the new law

Hawaii Becomes First State to Raise Smoking Age to 21

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Lawmakers hope age hike will make it more difficult for adolescents to start the habit
Comprehensive cigarette bans are most effective at limiting smoking among casual users

Both Smoking Bans and Cigarette Taxes Deter Smokers

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Bans seem better for social smokers; heavy smokers primarily deterred by taxes
Active smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke are associated with increased risk of infertility and natural menopause before the age of 50 years

Active Smoking, SHS Up Risk of Infertility, Early Menopause

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Increased risks for infertility, natural menopause before the age of 50 years with tobacco exposure
Each $1 per pack increase in the overall tobacco tax rate over the years 1999 to 2010 may have contributed to two fewer infant deaths each day

Higher Cigarette Taxes Linked to Lower Infant Mortality

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U.S. study suggests pregnant women may be less likely to smoke if tobacco prices are higher
Under 17 percent of adults said they smoked in 2014

CDC: Adult Smoking Rate Falls to New Low in the United States

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As of 2014, rate is 16.8 percent but big socioeconomic disparities remain
Colorectal neoplasm is associated with smoking in a dose-response manner

Dose-Response Pattern for Smoking, Colorectal Neoplasm

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Increase in non-advanced, advanced CRN with increasing smoking; no link for alcohol intake
Exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke in infancy is associated with increased risk of sensitization to food allergens up to age 16 years

Smoke Exposure in Infancy Ups Sensitization to Food Allergens

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Secondhand smoke exposure also linked to increased risk of eczema with sensitization
Children exposed to secondhand smoke at 4 months of age may be at risk for tooth decay by age 3

Secondhand Smoke in Infancy May Harm Children’s Teeth

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Exposure increases risk of cavities, researchers report
A new study has identified significant differences between non-small-cell lung cancer patients who smoke and those who don't. The findings were presented Sunday at the annual meeting of the European Respiratory Society

Differences Found in Smokers, Nonsmokers Who Develop NSCLC

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Nonsmokers more likely than smokers to be women and to have adenocarcinoma
Smoking significantly increases medical costs among patients with peripheral artery disease

Medical Costs Increasing for Smokers Who Develop PAD

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More likely to be hospitalized for atherosclerosis, acute myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease