tobacco center of regulatory science Spotlight on - Winter 2020 CASEL in Tobacco Regulatory Science

Herbal cigarettes can contain similar or even higher levels of tar compared to tobacco cigarettes, along with other harmful substances like carbon monoxide and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

The reef creates a natural barrier that keeps the waters protected

Most experts recommend a 10-25% weekly reduction in number of cigarettes smoked, coupled with reliance on nicotine replacement therapies like patches, sprays, inhalers and gum

Mainstream smoke is the smoke that is released into the air when a cigarette is drawn and inhaled, whereas sidestream smoke is the smoke that is emitted from the end of a burning cigarette (Lynne Eldridge)