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Hefty Cigarette Taxes Urged to Fight Lung Cancer

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Contributed by Lisa Olen|  12 May, 2005  23:32 GMT

cigarette tax lung cancer
'Tobacco manufacturers continue ruthlessly to promote a pastime that will kill 50% of those who acquire the habit. The least we should do is match this 50% mortality with a 50% tax.'
Government-imposed annual price increases of 50% on cigarettes could help to prevent a worldwide epidemic of lung cancer, states an editorial in this week's issue of The Lancet.

Lung cancer has become the most common cancer worldwide. Of the 1

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