States and communities can enact policies that prohibit or decrease sales of menthol tobacco products, in ways such as: Raising prices or prohibiting discounts Prohibiting advertising to young people Ensuring that all tobacco users have access to counseling and medication to quit tobacco, including ones specifically tailored to menthol users
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These cigarettes can be simply smoked, or they can also be a very effective smoking cessation method
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Most studies in the United States and Europe have tended to focus on oral snuff, which is a known cause of mouth, head and neck cancers
The CDC provides tobacco prevention and cessation expenditure recommendations for each state, which indicate what the state would need to spend to fully fund and sustain a comprehensive tobacco prevention and cessation program