Menthol cigarettes are also marketed toward specific social and demographic groups, including African Americans, young people and women, and are perceived by consumers to signal social group belonging. About 80% of African American smokers smoke menthol cigarettes, Cohn notes, suggesting that peer use may also influence on why menthol cigarette smoking is higher among African Americans
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