If Californias 21-and-up smoking law is a success, other states may follow suit Share via California this year became the second state after Hawaii to raise its minimum smoking age to 21
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius called on others to follow the CVS Caremark example
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That means that an average pack-a-day smoker who gives up their habit would save: $44.52 in just one week, enough for dinner for two in an average restaurant $190.80 in one month, enough for a return flight to Europe $2,321.40 in one year, enough to pay cash for a new Apple MacBook or a round-trip flight to Europe $23,214.00 in one decade, enough to pay cash for a new Kia Soul or Chevrolet Sonic $116,070.00 over 50 years, which could buy a home in Georgia or South Carolina outright With the average American smoker smoking 19.1 cigarettes a day, the savings outlined above are comparable to those experienced by most smokers across the United States
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