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A new study from the School of Public Health found that while e-cigarettes contain virtually no N-nitrosonornicotine (NNN) a chemical that can cause oral cavity and esophageal cancer the chemical can form in an e-cigarette users body when they take in nicotine through e-cigarettes

Greater social pressures against smoking led to greater regulation by government, including bans on smoking in bars and restaurants once thought unthinkable