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Newport cigarette maker Lorillard's CEO Martin Orlowsky talks about FDA's menthol study

Retrieved 27 November 2019

Nicotine patches and gum, pills, hypnosis, acupuncture, various books and courses are created to help people quit smoking

Even light smoking can carry health risks

"Lung cancer shows the largest geographic variation in cancer occurrence by far, reflecting the large historical and continuing differences in smoking prevalence among states," researchers noted in a recent report of the latest cancer statistics

The study, commissioned by the Department of Health, draws on the latest data from the British Doctors Study, which began in 1951 as one of the worlds first large studies into the effects of smoking, and the Million Women Study, which has tracked womens health since 1996