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The tobacco industry used its youth smoking prevention programs to argue against public funding for youth smoking prevention programs,26 improve relations with government entities,53 and shift the blame for youth smoking away from the industry.54 In 1984, the tobacco industry recognized the potential of Minnesotas media campaign55 57 and introduced its own youth education campaign, Helping Youth Decide, in an attempt to delegitimize the significance of the Minnesota Plan for Nonsmoking and Health

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At the time, there were health concerns about the rise of new smokeless tobacco products and their potential health risks - especially oral cancer, gum disease and the addiction risk to young people

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