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Smokers cut back but many do not quit say CDC findings
CDC analysis of state surveys from 1996 to 2001 shows more smokers report occasional use while daily smoking declines in 38 states and DC. Higher cigarette prices taxes and public bans are blamed. Officials caution there is no safe alternative to quitting and urge stronger tobacco control programs.
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Atlanta
U.S
District of Columbia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Terry Pechacek
CDC
Office For Smoking and Health
Arizona
Delaware
Nevada
Ohio
Pechacek
Kentucky
Utah