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Ciresi and Walburn planned to undertake a massive effort to unearth these documents, many of which had been secreted for decades
Additionally, another study of more than 3,500 high school students in Southern California found that flavored oral nicotine products (i.e., gum, lozenges, and gummies), which are often marketed as tobacco-free or tobacco leaf-free, were the second most popular nicotine products used among adolescents, after e-cigarettes
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