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Understanding how chemicals in smoke affect lip tissue, stimulating melanocytes, and reducing circulation is key to addressing the problem
The study population was quite heterogeneous, meaning that often studies looked at dual users, meaning those who used e-cigarettes and combustible cigarettes, Bjurlin said
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