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Annual smoking-attributable economic costs in the United States estimated for the years 20092012 were between $289332.5 billion, including $132.5175.9 billion for direct medical care of adults, $151 billion for lost productivity due to premature death estimated from 20052009, and $5.6 billion (in 2006) for lost productivity due to exposure to secondhand smoke." Since the 1964 re[pt, a variety of anti-tobacco policies have been enacted: taxes on cigarettes, lawsuits against tobacco companies, warning labels, anti-smoking media campaigns, limits on advertising cigarettes, support for quitting, and rules that limit exposure to secondhand smoke in public places