By Amanda Hagerman//February 16, 2024//

Pictured is a heated tobacco product. (Deposit Photos)

By Amanda Hagerman//February 16, 2024//

A new tobacco product that’s 90% safer or greater than smoking cigarettes can help countless Arizonans quit. But unless Arizona lawmakers pass a crucial bill to ensure this safer alternative...

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