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There is nothing to prevent a smoker from using both types of products
To better understand this, we need to take a closer look at different sub-populations of opioid users
The evidence of the effectiveness of PUP provisions in reducing youth tobacco use is limited, particularly among those at higher risk for smoking, and the laws may have adverse consequences for youth already addicted, divert police resources, and open the door to inequitable enforcement against young people of color [1] In addition, focusing on the underage purchaser places the burden of responsibility on youth who have been victim to the tobacco industrys relentless and often targeted marketing and who may already be addicted, rather than holding the retailer responsible for the products they sell
If people understand the risks, the social impact, and the long-term consequences, they are far more likely to make informed choices themselves
Multidimensional attributes of neighbourhood quality: A systematic review