New Review Flunks Most States in Tobacco Prevention Funding
WASHINGTON-Only 17 states have committed substantial funds from the tobacco settlement to tobacco prevention and cessation programs, according to a new report released by the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, and American Lung Association.
WASHINGTONOnly 17 states have committed substantial funds from the tobacco settlement to tobacco prevention and cessation programs, according to a new report released by the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, and American Lung Association. Only 6 of the 17Arizona, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Mississippihave met or exceeded the minimum spending recommended by the CDC20% to 25%.
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