Teen smoking has fallen to a record low according to a new study among 45,000 students in eighth, 10th and 12th grades. This decrease in behavior is presumably because of the rise in the federal tobacco tax, as well as an increase in anti-smoking campaigns and stricter rules about marketing tobacco to youth. (Reuters)
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