Tobacco Industry Racketeering Verdict On August 17, 2006, major tobacco companies were found guilty of racketeering, ruling they deliberately misled the public about the health risks of smoking and secondhand smoke and the addictive design of their products
An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) found that a total of 16 7-Eleven locations continued to sell the products even after a ban went into effect, threatening to undermine public health for youth
Effective implementation of key WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control measures-such as increased tobacco taxation, bans on smoking in public areas, and public awareness campaigns-has the potential to save over 6,700 lives and prevent 673 million in economic costs of tobacco use by 2037 [6]
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