This would be just the first step in a sweeping review of the tobacco industry's regulations by the agency, with the goal of encouraging the development of new products that are less dangerous than cigarettes
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earned A or B grades Best Graded States California: Tobacco Program Funding: C, Smokefree Air: B, Tobacco Taxes: C, Access to Cessation: A, Flavored Tobacco Products: B District of Columbia: Tobacco Program Funding: F, Smokefree Air: A, Tobacco Taxes: A, Access to Cessation: A, Flavored Tobacco Products: A Massachusetts: Tobacco Program Funding: F, Smokefree Air: A, Tobacco Taxes: B, Access to Cessation: B, Flavored Tobacco Products: A Worst Graded States Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas rated the worst in the nation, scoring Fs in all five categories
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