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Many priority subpopulations, such as people living with severe mental illness, substance use disorders or HIV who have high smoking rates, may benefit from long-term substitution of cigarettes with vaporized… Click to show full abstract
Many priority subpopulations, such as people living with severe mental illness, substance use disorders or HIV who have high smoking rates, may benefit from long-term substitution of cigarettes with vaporized nicotine products. Assessments of the population impacts of these products should also consider their potentially important effects on priority subpopulations.
Keywords:
vulnerable subpopulations;
potential impact;
vaporized nicotine;
nicotine products;
products vulnerable;
impact vaporized
Journal Title: Addiction
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Addiction
Year Published: 2017
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