Juul settlement boosts NC tobacco-prevention efforts in 2022-23, but what will happen going forward?

North Carolina moved to the middle of the pack during 2022 when it comes to dedicated state spending on tobacco prevention programs, courtesy of the precedent-setting $40 million settlement with

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