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I think there is no expectation that traditional cigarettes are going away anytime in our lifetime, or anytime in the foreseeable future, Heather Wipfli, the associate director for the University of Southern California Institute for Global Health, tells The Christian Science Monitor in a phone interview

When you would take the little one for a visit he would more often than not say, Listen, I have not had a cigarette all day

Before 2013, the most popular quitting aids were nicotine replacement therapies (patches or gums), but since then, e-cigarettes have become the most common by far

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