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Mikaela Bloomberg, an epidemiologist at the University College London and the lead author on the paper published this week, says those who break the habit early showed cognitive scores comparable to those of people who never smoked

This review, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine in 2014, looked at 76 of the best available studies on e-cigarettes: "Due to many methodological problems, severe conflicts of interest, the relatively few and often small studies, the inconsistencies and contradictions in results, and the lack of long-term follow-up no firm conclusions can be drawn on the safety of [e-cigarettes]." The researchers also found that in 26 of the studies reviewed, the authors had declared a conflict of interest

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The higher the tax, the more expensive cigarettes become for consumers