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Articles that focused on Food and Drug Administration regulation of e-cigarettes more frequently mentioned youth prevalence of vaping (61%) than adult prevalence (13.5%)

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Each pack within the carton is crafted for consistency, setting them apart with a milder flavor profile compared to other GPC options