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August 16, 2017New England Journal of Medicine322 citationsOpen Access

A Nicotine-Focused Framework for Public Health

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SGScott GottliebMZMitchell Zeller

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The FDA’s new tobacco strategy aims to reduce the addictiveness of combustible cigarettes while recognizing and clarifying the role that potentially less harmful tobacco products could play in improving public health.

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