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In 2004 New York became the first state to mandate that manufacturers provide only fire standard compliant cigarettes be sold in that state
Acknowledgements We are grateful to the staff and clients of Kick-It Stop Smoking Service, provided by healthy lifestyle organisation Thrive Tribe, for supporting this project and to Andy Emerson, Magdalena Przybyla, and Weronika Reed for their assistance

UL 8139 Electrical Systems of Electronic Cigarettes and Vaping Devices UL 8139 contains requirements for the electrical systems (including their accessories, charging systems, components, and parts) of products, such as: E-cigarettes E-hookahs ENDS E-pipes E-shishas Hookah pens Vape pens Vaporizers The standards requirements do not apply to: E-liquids Other inhaled aerosol substances Substances in the resulting emissions UL 1642 Lithium Batteries UL 1642 covers requirements for the following types of lithium batteries: Primary (non-rechargeable) batteries Secondary (rechargeable) batteries Batteries meant for use in technician- or user-replaceable products The requirements in this standard aim to help reduce the risk of injury when disposing of the removed batteries, and cover user-replaceable lithium batteries containing a maximum of 0.13 oz of metallic lithium

Most randomized controlled trials show that a progressive dose reduction over eight to twelve weeks results in higher long-term quit or tapering success
Some of these subpopulations are young people who have historically been impacted by tobacco-related disparities, Harlow said