Indiana’s High Smoking Rate Is Hurting the State’s Health and Economy

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Sample Post 1: Increasing tobacco tax in Indiana would provide funding for tobacco prevention and cessation programs as well as encourage current smokers to quit.

Sample Post 2: Tobacco use is a costly drain on Indiana’s public and private resources — consuming $6.8 billion a year in health care expenditures and lost productivity. Higher tobacco taxes would lower smoking rates and increase funding for tobacco prevention and cessation programs.