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"subhead": "On tobacco control, we reached our target last year to support 100 million tobacco users to quit, but there are still an estimated 600 million users who want to quit and need our support.",
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"summary": "February is Black and African American History Month. During this month, we celebrate the many achievements of Black Americans and remember the injustices they faced throughout history. It\u2019s also a time to embrace inclusion and work towards better understanding and addressing the health differences in Wisconsin.\r\n\r\nTobacco isn\u2019t an equal opportunity killer. Tobacco companies have strategically marketed tobacco products to appeal to racial and ethnic communities for decades. The most striking example is menthol cigarettes.",
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"summary": "The grim impact of cigarettes on users\u2019 health is forcing the likes of British American Tobacco to prepare for a future without them. On Tuesday, the maker of Lucky Strikes appointed Luciano Comin as its first director of \u201ccombustibles\u201d as it now calls cigarettes. This could pave the way to jettisoning the cash-rich business.\r\n\r\nBAT, in common with rivals, has long pursued a two-track model. It relies on the sinking ship of cigarettes to fund investment into the lifeboat of non-combustion nicotine products, including vapes. But years down the track, cigarettes still make up the lion\u2019s share of its revenues, more than 83 per cent on 2022 Visible Alpha estimates, and all of its profits.\r\n\r\nMeanwhile, cigarette sales are declining in the US. This is BAT\u2019s largest market",
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