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He spent over 15 years working in the tobacco industry before getting into lab-made nicotine

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So because of all those reasons, it is not surprising this virus causes smell dysfunction. The good news, says Nancy Rawson, vice president and associate director at Monell Chemical Senses Center, a non-profit interdisciplinary research institute in Philadelphia, is that cells in the olfactory epithelium can regenerate after they have been damaged

Fewer than one-quarter of youths who use these products report doing so daily

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