Federal law prohibits sales to those under 18, but 1 in 5 high school students reported vaping last year, according to a government survey
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Since the invention of the cigarette filter, some of those chemicals get partially caught in the filter and then flicked onto streets, where they wash into sewers and rivers
Within five years, the elimination of menthol cigarettes could close the gap in lung cancer deaths, the study found