Taxing tobacco products according to relative risk is a rational tax policy and may well serve the public health goal of reducing smoking-related mortality and morbidity and lowering health care costs associated with tobacco-related disease." Abbreviations ACS: American Cancer Society ACSH: American Council on Science and Health BAT: British American Tobacco CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention DQA: Data Quality Act EU: European Union FDA: Food and Drug Administration NCI: National Cancer Institute NHIS: National Health Interview Survey NIA: National Institute on Aging NIH: National Institutes of Health NLPC: National Legal Policy Center NRT: Nicotine replacement therapy RR: Relative risk ST: Smokeless tobacco TSNA: Tobacco specific nitrosamine U.K.: United Kingdom U.S.: United States References Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2005: Cigarette smoking among adults United States, 2004
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