american news & tobacco A series of papers published in the "American Journal of Public Health" argue ultra-processed foods are the new war on tobacco, as health advocates are saying it’s time to regulate them. The new Surgeon General vs Marlboro Man

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Cut Your Caffeine Intake in Half Smokers process caffeine faster than those who don't smoke, requiring more caffeine for the same effects. When you quit smoking, if you continue with the same caffeine intake, your body might become over-caffeinated, making you feel jittery and irritable

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Officials estimate the new tax will bring in an additional $6 million per year in revenue, which is earmarked to finance Chicago Public School orientation classes and youth smoking cessation programs