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In short, theres no good news. While applauding the FDAs move, Linda Richter, director of policy research and analysis for the nonprofit Center on Addiction, said that if the agency had taken action when the trend was first identified, we probably could have avoided the surge in the use of child-friendly, high-dose nicotine products that were now seeing among kids as young as 12 years old. Todays teens were on the cusp of being the first generation to broadly reject cigarette smoking but instead have become hooked on nicotine due to a decade of lax oversight over e-cigarette products, she added
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In 1965, 56% of all adult smokers consumed 20 cigarettes or more per day
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