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From 1963 to 2003, total advertising and promotional expenditures by the five largest tobacco manufacturers increased from $1.5 billion (indexed for inflation) to $15.15 billion, the largest amount ever reported to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC 2005)

Goniewicz, with Michelle Page as first author revealed that several of the new non-menthol cigarette brands introduced in California were Trojan horses, complying with the statewide ban on menthol but replacing it with synthetic chemicals to mimic menthols cooling effects

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How does that compare against John Daly's habit

So it's no wonder why the leading medical groups like Public Health England state that e-cigarettes are at least 95% less harmful than traditional cigarettes (1)