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population of over 2 million, there are multiple opportunities to address the smoking cessation needs of this high risk and underserved population.1 Tobacco use among prisoners is approximately three times that of the general population2 and minorities, poor, mentally ill and illicit substance using individuals are all overrepresented in correctional facilities.
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