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DCCs current regulations aim to give the department flexibility to modify its determinations as branding and packaging evolve with current trends and associations

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With research and debate continuing about whether using e-cigarettes can actually help a person quit smoking traditional cigarettes, BU Today spoke with Andrew Stokes, a BU School Public Health assistant professor of global health

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