In spite of dramatic differences in the rates of the four cancers by race and sex, as well as dramatic changes over the 35-year time period, there was little evidence of a correlation between prevalence of mentholated cigarette use and cancer rates.

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The survey concluded that the "prevalence of hazardous and harmful drinking has declined since 2003, most notably in the 2003 to 2009 period".

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