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You may have a higher chance of developing mouth cancer if you: Smoke regularly Use smokeless tobacco Drink alcohol frequently Have poor oral hygiene Are exposed to HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Have a family history of cancer Combining smoking and alcohol multiplies the risk significantly

This means that while the device itself is permitted, what's inside matters significantly

However, it is also the single best way to protect family members, coworkers, friends, and others from the health risks associated with breathing secondhand smoke

She calls it discrimination and said she is consulting with an attorney.

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