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That makes it more challenging for people to recover from respiratory infections

Spending 12% (about $3.4 billion) of the $27.2 billion would fund every states tobacco control program at CDC-recommended levels. That $740 million, or 2.7% of state collections, pales compared to reported spending from tobacco companies, which annually spends $8.2 billion on advertising

The poll found tobacco (49 percent) to be the most harmful, followed by alcohol (24 percent), then sugar (15 percent), and coming in last, marijuana (8 percent)

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and historically disclosures made by the companies themselves in their annual reports