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law does not have outright requirements for toxicity testing of tobacco products (including e-cigarettes) or their ingredients on animals

According to other research, about 63.9% of smokers noticed their cough was a lot better, with only about 2.9% being unchanged, and a half a percent worsening due to vaping

The proposed ordinance is designed to address two major groups, youth and minorities, who have been targeted in successful, well-financed advertising campaigns that promote menthol cigarettes and flavored non-cigarette tobacco products