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Once (the smoker) gets under stress or gets mad, the first thing he will think about will be to smoke, Nakla said

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"The industry regulation announced today is an important step towards realising that potential, whilst also working to prevent nicotine products being sold to children." Vivienne Nathanson, director of professional activities at the British Medicil Association, said: "It's really important that we find out if the hand to mouth use of e-cigarettes either breaks or reinforces smoking behaviours

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