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1 Percentage of Adults Who Were Current Smokeless Tobacco Users in 2014 2 Adults aged 18 years and older: more than 3 in every 100 (3.4%) Men: nearly 7 in every 100 (6.7%) Women: fewer than 1 in every 100 (0.3%) Non-Hispanic African Americans: more than 1 in every 100 (1.2%) Non-Hispanic American Indians/Alaska Natives: more than 7 in every 100 (7.1%) Non-Hispanic Asians: fewer than 1 in every 100 (0.6%) Hispanics: fewer than 1 in every 100 (0.9%) Non-Hispanic Whites: nearly 5 in every 100 (4.6%) NOTE: In the list above, "current smokeless tobacco use" means using chewing tobacco or snuff on 1 or more of the 30 days before participation in a survey about this topic

POLICIES TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT Tobacco manufacturers need to be held responsible for the extreme amounts of litter that their products create and should facilitate the environmentally safe disposal of their products both combustible and electronic

Occasional exposure does not necessarily indicate serious harm, but repeated inhalation of unknown additives could increase the risk of irritation or other respiratory symptoms

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