Tobacco companies need to stop putting single-use plastic filters on the trillions of cigarettes they produce. A ban on cigarette filters is a logical next step after reviews, carried out by bodies that include the US surgeon general and the National Cancer Institute, suggested cigarette filters are little more than a marketing tool, said Tom Novotny a professor emeritus of public health at San Diego State University
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