However, irritation can delay healing and increase the risk of bacterial entry
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And so that's where the public health dilemma is: How do we make them accessible to cigarette smokers or oral tobacco userspeople who dip or chewso they can use a less harmful product, while not also inadvertently making a bunch of new people addicted to nicotine who otherwise would have never tried products like that
Missing values for the total respondents: age 0.8% (20)
18% of vape users had stopped smoking tobacco after only one year, compared to only 9.9% of traditional nicotine replacement therapy (N.R.T.) users