60 minutes tobacco story CBS Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi Fired 10 Biggest '60 Minutes' Controversies:

Compared with White adults, Black adults had higher odds of ever use (AOR 1.90, CI 1.63 to 2.22), substantially higher odds of past 12-month use (AOR 8.36, CI 6.14 to 11.37), and nearly tenfold higher odds of past 30-day use (AOR 9.83, CI 6.45 to 14.98)

Jacob Sullum, a senior editor at Reason magazine, tells the story of Mark Slis, a 55-year-old man who managed to stop smoking cigarettes with the help of vaping after more than 30 years of trying to kick the habit by using various nicotine replacement products such as Nicorette and Chantix and even hypnosis, all to no avail

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He truly enjoyed living in Albany and would probably have stayed if not for fate and a pretty girl