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There is no doubt that there exists a direct relationship between smoking and lung cancer

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The choice of e-liquids and flavors varies from person to person, and everyone has different taste and safety requirements

A 1976 memo from Ernest Pepples, Brown & Williamson's vice president and general counsel, noted that filter cigarettes surged from less than 1 percent of the market in 1950 to 87 percent in 1975

"Effects of electronic cigarette smoking on human health" (PDF)

Both Bauld and Etter recognize the need to monitor the consumption of nicotine among teenagers but feel the value of e-cigarettes among adult smokers and their potential to save lives by reducing tobacco consumption should not be underestimated a sentiment recognized by the World Health Organization