A lawsuit from North Carolina Attorney General resulted in a $40 million settlement which also imposed some restrictions on the companys marketing to youth, and one from the Arizona Attorney General resulted in a $14.5 million settlement, which will largely fund anti-addiction programs, but also creates an agreement that the company will not market or sell its products to young people, will implement strict age verification for online sales, and will monitor retailer compliance in the state
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So how can a company that promotes wellness checks, health care centers, flu and immunization shots and other preventive actions still market such deadly products
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