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[41] Some studies have also shown youth exposed to e-cigarette ads were also more likely to later try combustible tobacco products like cigarettes and cigars

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Chicago has positioned itself as a national leader in smoking prevention, passing landmark legislation to limit access to tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, by youth, Brian Richardson, a Department of Public Health spokesman, wrote in an email
