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Understanding how that strength compares to cigarettes helps adults make informed choices about nicotine intake and harm-reduction goals

However, this approximation depends on individual vaping habits and the efficiency of nicotine absorption

By June 1964, the FTC changed course, announcing it would instead require warnings where cigarette manufacturers could come up with their own language, so long as they clearly stated that smoking can lead to death from cancer and other illnesses

It looked like a clear victory for the tobacco forces, except for one tactical concessiona recommendation by the committee that a stronger health warning be required on cigarette packages

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