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Brandt writes: [a]s it had done in 1964, the industry took the offensive, expressing outrage and indignation over the charges of nicotine manipulation and the addictiveness of smoking. 34 On the 14th of April 1994, the CEOs of the seven largest US tobacco companies appeared before the Waxman congressional Subcommittee

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(The Note 7.13 Children and Our Future box discusses the impact of parental alcoholism on children.) Alcohol abuse costs the United States more than $185 billion each year in medical expenses, lost earnings because of alcohol-related illness or premature death, lost earnings by victims of violent crime, and alcohol-caused traffic accidents (Harvard School of Public Health, 2012)

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