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The ink is naturally water based and the paper is FSC-certified

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Delving into a study carried out by the Truth Initiative we found out that in a sample population of 1313 young American adults that was set aside for carrying out this research, around 52.9% casted off their old e-cigarettes in the trash

This highlights the need for additional support and training to facilitate the provision of personalized smoking cessation counseling for this patient population