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Accidental ingestion or overuse, particularly by children, compounds these risks
When moisture levels are stable, cigarettes tend to burn more evenly and deliver a smoother experience
Rob Crane, the Ohio State University professor who founded Preventing Tobacco Addiction Foundation, told The Post