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These authors too suggest that people are switching to roll-your-own cigarettes to avoid excise taxes
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Vapersthose who use e-cigarettestouch their faces more often than people who don't smoke or vape, increasing the likelihood of transferring the virus from their hands to their mouths, says Dr
