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IdahoReporter.com says the use of cigarettes and other forms of tobacco cost Idahos Medicaid program at least $83 million each year and cost taxpayers as much as $319 million in other health-related costs annually

Apparently, medical tests are already underway in Switzerland, and results are expected in the next year or so

Studies have shown that marijuana use can adversely affect a person's reflexes and their ability to make decisions

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"These changes affect many of our colleagues and we are focused on supporting them through this transition with care and respect," Marroco said in a statement