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(Photo by Douglas Sacha/Getty Images) Washington lawmakers are considering raising the states cigarette tax for the first time since 2010, to $5 per pack

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Age has been identified as a risk factor, such that older adolescents are more likely to have higher rates of regular cigarette and other tobacco product use than younger adolescents