How e-cigarettes like the Juul are co-opting the language of wellness
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In the last few years, Juul has rapidly expanded its market share for e-cigarettes, now accounting for 60 percent of the market. Stanford professor Robert Jackler, principal investigator in Stanford Research into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising, weighs in on the growing popularity of e-cigarettes among young people.June 19, 2018
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