Alcohol And Tobacco Addictions
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Alcohol is responsible for over 25% of medical expenses and lost earnings in the U.S., and 39% of traffic fatalities are related to alcohol. Tobacco companies spend $18 million per day on advertisements and $75 billion per year is spent on tobacco related medical expenditures, resulting in $167 billion in economic losses annually from tobacco.
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