Focus more on collars, cuffs, and other parts with heavy exposure
At least a 95 percent cut would be needed, said Neal Benowitz, MD, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, who proposed cutting nicotine levels in cigarettes back in 1994
"All of these countries wouldn't be doing this in the face of strong opposition from the tobacco industry if it wouldn't work," he said
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My sense is they have a stigma to them, he said, but I think that as long as we have nicotine addicts, I think were at a fairly good risk that these devices are going to overcome that stigma because theyre delivering the drug that needs to be delivered. Some organizations, including the American Heart Association, have formally stated that e-cigarettes may provide a low-risk nicotine replacement therapy for smokers trying to kick the habit