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Regular electronic-cigarette use among never smokers is ‘very rare’, according to the findings of a major new study in the UK.Read More
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Researchers have called for better definitions of and more studies into asthma and COPD, each of which can often be treated or prevented with affordable interventions.Read More
CORESTA reports, methods and information on projects that the scientific organization has undertaken are being made available on the organization’s website.Read More
In announcing on Friday its plan for tobacco and nicotine regulation, the US Food and Drug Administration proved that it’s not possible to please all the people all the time.Read More
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