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Proposition 56 Taxes Examples of Other Tobacco Products Chewing tobacco Pipe tobacco Rolling tobacco Snuff Cigars Ecigarettes containing nicotine (effective April 1, 2017, as a result of Proposition 56) Source: State law and the Official Voter Information Guide for Proposition 56

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Figure 2.11.1.1 Tobacco: Behind the Smoke Health risks for people who smoke include the following: [2] problems with their heart and blood vessels stroke certain types of cancers lung and respiratory problems premature death Female smokers are also at increased risk for the following conditions: cancer of the cervix problems with periods (menstrual problems) problems getting pregnant (fertility problems) premature delivery having a low birth weight baby Male smokers are also at increased risk for problems with erections (impotence/erectile dysfunction)

Immediate side effects can include: Chest pain or tightness Rapid heartbeat Dry mouth and dehydration Aggression or anxiety Dizziness or fainting Long-term risks include: Lung and throat damage High blood pressure and heart disease Severe insomnia and psychosis Permanent changes to brain chemistry Addiction and overdose The Drug Abuse Warning Network reports that emergency room visits for stimulant misuseincluding Adderallhave nearly tripled in the past decade