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In June 1994, not content to refute the Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) report declaring secondhand smoke a Class-A carcinogen through its own submissions to peer-reviewed scientific journals or in public debates at medical conferences, Philip Morris took out a series of full-page ads in The Wall Street Journal , USA Today , The New York Times , and other newspapers castigating the EPA for having manipulated science to serve a political cause. Its hard to think of a more pristine example of the pot calling the kettle black

Weve already seen some fallout: The upcoming ban on disposable vapes (effective June 2025) is likely to push users toward refillable options rather than reduce overall vaping, as noted in this Times article , but could also introduce a Black Market for disposable vapes and in the worst case, drive some back to smoking instead, as is being seen down South

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