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Pennsylvania Department of Health Applauds New Federal Anti-Tobacco Law
Published in Healthcare Mergers, Acquisitions and Ventures Week, July 11th, 2009
"This is a great day for the health of all Americans," said Secretary of Health Everette James. "This legislation will allow the FDA to reduce nicotine levels and harmful chemicals in cigarettes while also putting an end to the tobacco companies' marketing practices targeted at addicting children and teens to cigarettes. I hope this new law encourages many Pennsylvanians to take the steps necessary to quit."
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