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Longitudinal studies have shown that adolescents who begin with e-cigarettes are significantly more likely to transition to combustible tobacco products, a progression that reopens pathways to the very cancer risks that decades of tobacco control sought to close

The MDH has a program for 13-to-17-year-olds called, My Life, My Quit

"We found that mothers who smoked in the three months before pregnancy and quit in the first trimester still had a nearly 50 percent greater chance of SUID (sudden unexpected Infant death) compared to non-smokers." The findings of the study were published Monday in the journal Pediatrics

Of these, at least 69 are known to be linked to cancer

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