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Especially concerning to Mason and others in substance use prevention are studies showing some teens who use e-cigarettes report smoking cigarettes one year later, according to research funded by the National Institute of Health and the Food and Drug Administration

Research has found that higher cigarette taxes reduce adult smoking and increase e-cigarette use, while higher e-cigarette taxes increase cigarette smoking and reduce vaping, confirming that the products are economic substitutes

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Although using it to manage chronic pain, kick an opioid or other addiction, or handle anxiety may lead to researchers finding evidence of certain health benefits

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