Michael Steinberg, who heads the Rutgers Dependence Program, says this: Its probably not the safest way to try to quit smoking and theres no strong scientific evidence it helps to quit. Steinberg acknowledges that green tea cigarettes may address a behavioral component that makes quitting smoking challenging, but thinks the oral fixation is better off handled with toothpicks, cinnamon sticks, or something else that doesnt emit smoke
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Sopris says luckily small retailers like convenience stores and bodegas are very resilient
FDA labs are testing more than 100 products looking for contaminants that might explain the lung damage doctors are seeing
The company also employs independent age-verification systems to direct digital advertising to only those over 21
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