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This historic document was printed by the American Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of an allegorical man and woman sitting on both sides of the famous L&M Logo

Stepping Down: Using Both Chemistries in a Quit Plan Many vapers use nicotine as a descending ladder, and the two chemistries hand off naturally at different rungs

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WYSAC, 2018a): 5 times more likely to have been diagnosed with chronic lung disease, 8 times more likely to have heart disease, 7 times more likely to have diabetes, 4 times more likely to have cancer (other than skin cancer), 3 times more likely to have high blood pressure, and 2 times more likely to have high cholesterol

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Nicotine also decreases blood flow to the gums, which makes them more susceptible to infection and slows wound healing