N.Y Students look to decrease tobacco use among their peers

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“My mother passed away from lung cancer when she was only 41 years old. She was a smoker and like so many others, she was introduced to tobacco at a young age. She, like millions of Black smokers, was drawn in by menthol, marketed as smoother but in reality, just more addictive,” said Giovanna Cuomo Brown, a member of Buffalo Center for Health Equity.