"We are going to continue to try to act against smoking for the simple reason that most smokers want to quit and it is the biggest avoidable cause of early mortality." Jean King, of Cancer Research UK, told the programme: "We want everything we can possibly do to make cigarettes unavailable and inaccessible and something that children don't see as a normal product." She said there was "no positive use" for tobacco and no known safe level of use, adding: "We need to do everything we can to prevent young people getting hold of cigarettes." The health minister, Anne Milton, said: "We cannot ignore the fact that young people are recruited into smoking by colourful, eye-catching, cigarette displays
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As of this past summer, roughly two-thirds of Americans said they would like to see tighter e-cigarette regulations
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