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BHO concentrations higher than 10% could be used to increase the therapeutic effects and simultaneously to reduce the number of puffs

(KAZUHIRO NOGI / AFP) TOKYO - Patrons of Tokyo restaurants and bars will be able to light up indoors for the last time on Tuesday as one of the worlds most cigarette-friendly cities starts enforcing anti-smoking laws from April 1

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Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against the big tobacco companies and their scientific and trade organizations for defrauding the public to keep them smoking