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Dramatic spike in teen vaping and smoking requires urgent legislative remedies

If the government fails to respond with solid limits on advertising by September, the vaping industry will continue to promote its products unimpeded and more kids will get addicted to nicotine over the next school year.

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BY FLORY DOUCAS
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