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- PreviewThree excellent articles in this month's issue of Academic Pediatrics highlight the constant challenge and ever-evolving landscape of tobacco control. We have made great strides since Dr Julius B. Richmond, in his tenure as Surgeon General, first recognized the impact that secondhand smoke (SHS) has on nonsmokers. In 1965, 42% of the US adult population smoked cigarettes, compared to 17.8% in 2013. However, as the prevalence decreases, we are seeing smaller declines in smoking rates each year, and many providers are finding that those who do smoke are harder to help to quit.
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