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[69] Oregon temporarily repealed its ban on selling tobacco to minors in 1955

The human studies should focus on sensory attributes, puffing intensity, and other relevant subjective and behavioral measures

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Matt Wellington, associate director of the Maine Public Health Association, said higher taxes will likely have the greatest impact on youth nicotine use, as teens are the group most sensitive to fluctuations in price

The FDA is evaluating the impact of the campaign by following 8,000 people between the ages of 11 and 16 for two years to assess changes in tobacco-related knowledge, attitudes and behaviors