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They are now 12 and 13, so both have been smoking for 5 years

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Other key findings in the report: Alaska (89.7%), Maine (87.4%) and Utah (79.4%) are the only states to provide even three-quarters of the CDC-recommended funding for tobacco prevention and cessation programs

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Fritschi says the data appears to show that the relative risk of developing cancer is approximately the same regardless of whether the subjects are current or former smokers