"Cigarette packages and advertisements can serve as an important channel for communicating health information to broad audiences that include both smokers and nonsmokers," notes Mitch Zeller, J.D., director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, in a news release
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Plain packaging of cigarettes, as well as tax increases on tobacco products to raise their prices, are also effective
Some of the more common e-cigarette injuries include: Third-degree burns Facial injuries Loss of a body part Second-degree burns Smoke inhalation-related injuries Lacerations Vision loss First-degree burns Minor lacerations The overall severity of e-cigarette injuries usually depends on the exact location of the device when the battery fails and catalyzes an explosion