It's unlikely that e-cigarette users will get tobacco-caused diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or emphysema, "but there are e-cigarette diseases that they could die of that we simply don't know anything about now," Eissenberg said
Shares in tobacco products dropped after the Wall Street Journal report was published, with the price for Phillip Morris International down 2.2%, Altria Group dropping 3% and British American Tobacco down 1.6%
Before the FDA outlined what this would look like, the e-cigarette company Juul began to implement new standards of their own, removing their flavors other than mint, menthol, and wintergreen from most retail stores in October 2018 and removing mint flavors in November 2019
(1) 13 out of every 100 non-Hispanic White adults (12.9%) reported smoking
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