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More smokers are buying tobacco from illicit sources, new study reveals

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More smokers are buying tobacco from illicit sources, new study reveals
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A new study published in Nicotine & Tobacco Research indicates that a growing percentage of smokers are turning to illicit sources to purchase tobacco. Researchers suggest this trend may be driven by financial pressures and the rising cost of legal tobacco products.

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The shift toward illicit tobacco markets poses public health challenges and complicates government efforts to regulate smoking and tax tobacco products.

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