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The study found that vapes and e-cigarettes are being positioned as “safer” alternatives through misleading harm reduction narratives, despite limited evidence to African women and girls. The post Study raises alarm over tobacco marketing targeting women, girls in Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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