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15 In fact, to address this concern, in 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued warning letters to four manufacturers (Swisher International Inc, Cheyenne International LLC, Prime Time International Co, and Southern Cross Tobacco Company Inc) warning them that their products meet the definition of cigarettes in the Tobacco Control Act because they are likely to be offered to, or purchased by, consumers as cigarettes based on their overall presentation, appearance, packaging, and labeling

The article reports that nine out of every ten people who dies from mouth and throat cancers used tobacco

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John Patrick Stewart testified that the addictive potential of e-cigarettes was unknown, and that they "may be as addictive as, if not more addictive than cigarettes." Another Health Canada official, Suzy McDonald, told the committee: "The bottom line is that we do not have the evidence yet to demonstrate that these products definitively help folks quit smoking." Despite that uncertainty, Health Canada did not require the vaping industry to provide any evidence e-cigarettes are safe and effective at helping smokers quit