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The FDA continues to evaluate and regulate these products, balancing the potential for harm reduction against the risk of perpetuating nicotine addiction and creating new health problems

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There is not enough research to determine if use causes long-term changes in heart rate or risk of clinical cardiovascular outcomes, such as stroke or heart disease

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