And if theyre not as addictive, then, ultimately, it comes down to profit because that will mean less cigarettes smoked, [more] lives saved and, ultimately, less profit for tobacco companies. The research, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2018, projected that by 2100, if the regulations were adopted, more than 33 million people would avoid becoming regular smokers and there would be about 8 million fewer tobacco-related deaths
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