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Vaping: Big Tobacco's makeover | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
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May 26, 2019
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6:00Now PlayingVaping is seen by critics as Big Tobacco's makeover. Though vapes don’t have some of the same chemicals found in cigarettes, they still have nicotine and are very addictive. Vaping among youth has doubled just in the past year. And marketing for some products features young people. Juul, who have been called the iPhone of the industry, says they’re not marketing to promote youth usage, but the stats show that teen vaping is growing.
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