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Natasha Phelps, director of equity-centered policies at The Center for Black Health and Equity, said the ban is long overdue but were so far from the finish line. The group, in addition to supporting policies calling for menthol bans, works with partners and government agencies to ensure their tobacco cessation funding allows grantees to focus on the systemic racism that drives tobacco-related health disparities, Phelps said

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Approximately 8.5% were current e-cigarette users, 11% were former users, and 80.6% had never tried e-cigarettes

But it's hard to argue that, for the Average Joe looking to pull a few hits quickly and quietlyon a weeknight, at a party, in the middle of a concert once you're sure security's not lookingit's hard to beat the fast action of a great vaporizer