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[1,2] Smoking, either active or passive, can cause cardiovascular disease via a series of interdependent processes, such as enhanced oxidative stress, haemodynamic and autonomic alterations, endothelial dysfunction, thrombosis, inflammation, hyperlipidaemia, or other effects

Additives are used to enhance the taste of tobacco smoke, to make the product more desirable to consumers

Its estimated this would increase General Fund revenue by $16.6 million in the next biennium

This transparency enhances the visual appeal of packaged goods, which is particularly important for luxury items like cigars and high-end tobacco products