That includes about $159,000 spent directly on cigarettes, more than $222,000 in smoking-related health care costs, and roughly $620,000 in income lost due to illness and early death
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The WHO notes this estimate takes into consideration "only medical expenses and lost productive capacities." Despite effective tobacco control measures, WHO reports the number of people dying from smoking is increasing because those dying today have mostly been long-term smokers and it takes time for tobacco control policies to make an impact
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References [1] World Health Organisation, WHO Report on the Global Tobacco Epidemic, Geneva, 2009