In contrast, general population studies on smoking report weaker associations with prostate cancer incidence, typically with relative risks below, though smoking is more clearly linked to disease progression and mortality [133;134]
Nationwide, the annual tobacco crop was sold for about $3 billion in 1997, but the "value added" by processing it into cigarettes and other products was substantially greater - consumers spent $60 billion on tobacco products in 1998
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Several studies have suggested that Blacks are becoming polarized into an elite and an underclass...It is the underclass who are smokers. Acknowledging the disadvantages of underclass status, RJR concluded that, although health may be a concern, Blacks simply have more pressing concerns than smoking issues. The implication is that this market, with its myriad socioeconomic pressures, should remain reliable consumers even if they are aware of tobacco's health risks. Perhaps realizing they might be helped by creating the illusion that they cared about Black customers at all especially as smoking rates began to tumble they also funded community programs
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