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325F.782 and 325F.7821) prohibits the advertising, sale, or distribution of e-cigarettes that are described or depicted as imitating candy, desserts, or beverages that are commonly marketed to minors, that imitate school supplies, or that are based on or describe characters that appeal to minors

It has been included in recommendations by Federal, State and Territory health departments and also used by smoking cessation services, says Matt Gorringe, Senior Director, Data and Research Services at the Sax Institute

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Many of the changes noted above occur in patients without obvious neurological disturbance, although, as noted above, psychological testing usually reveals deficits in cognitive function

[1] E-cigarettes provide a flavor and feel similar to smoking