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Sturla SJ, Boobis AR, FitzGerald RE, et al

There was a movement in 2025 to ban vaping, though many tourists report that vape kits are as accessible as anywhere else, though a little more expensive than anticipated

This is called environmental smoke

282 F.Supp

With RYO cigarettes offering a lower cost alternative to factory-made cigarettes, RYO users may be more able to afford to continue to smoke and therefore less inclined to try to quit, explained the studys lead author, Dr Sarah Jackson (UCL Institute of Epidemiology & Health Care)