The move announced Thursday by the owner of the nations second-biggest tobacco company is its first statewide e-cigarette distribution and is the latest in an industry wide push to diversify beyond the traditional cigarette business, which has become tougher in the face of tax hikes, smoking bans, health concerns and social stigma
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(Photo: Bart Pfankuch / South Dakota News Watch)Radke, who has worked on tobacco prevention for two decades, said her organization estimates that cutting South Dakota prevention funding by 60% will increase youth smoking rates by 5%, lead 300 more children to become adult smokers, with 100 of those dying prematurely, and create $4.8 million in new health care costs due to smoking-related illnesses over the next few decades