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"It's important that we routinely measure how often people use e-cigarettes, as we've seen that more sporadic use at follow-up -- specifically of refillable types -- was not associated with abstinence." Dr Leonie Brose, Reader at King's College London's national Addiction Centre, added: "Despite the World Health Organisation's (WHO) cautious stance on e-cigarettes, studies like ours show they are still one of the most effective quitting aids available
Overdosing on Lobelia is difficult as larger doses cause nausea and vomiting
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