In 1990, the Smoke-free Environments Act was passed to protect people from second-hand smoke
It's basically a loyalty program where you can turn those little codes found on your cigarette packs into awesome prizes
It is marketed as a lighter alternative to traditional cigarettes
Poor note quality, such as overly brief documentation (e.g., Social history: Tobacco use with no indication whether current, former, or never smoker) and contradictory information (e.g., same note stating Former smoker, quit 2019 and Current smoker, 1 pack per day), also hindered smoking information extraction
You usually wont know theyre there until you see powdery frass, webbing in the corners of packages, or tiny holes chewed through the bags
According to the CDC, menthol cigarettes are more attractive to young consumers and menthol enhances the effects of nicotine, making the risk of addiction to cigarettes more severe