[188] Author's calculation using data from The Tax Burden on Tobacco
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In the oral cavity, smoking is strongly linked to diseases such as periodontitis and oral cancer, marked by shifts in microbial diversity and functional profiles
Constant exposure can have various effects on audiences, including the normalization of smoking
This figure shows the share of the adult population that currently smokes cigarettes
And all of that before Coronavirus - a respiratory disease from which smokers are more likely to die than non-smokers and against which the best defense is to not exhale our germs onto each other