A study examining the relationship between LoC and consumption of tobacco in young adults found strong evidence that holding a more external LoC at age 16 was associated with higher odds of nicotine addiction, as well as being, at least, weekly smoking by ages 17 and 21
A Cochrane Review on HTP found there was moderatecertainty evidence that heated tobacco users have lower exposure to toxicants/carcinogens than cigarette smokers.[ii] This systematic review included only randomised controlled trials, but as these were mostly paid for by tobacco companies, its authors did raise the need for independently funded research
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Retailers can display prices for tobacco products in 3 formats: a single price list, which can be permanently displayed at each point of sale but must be text-only and meet size and font requirements a picture price list, which can include product images and can only be shown in response to a request by a person who is of the legal age of sale in England, Wales and Northern Ireland small price labels, which can be placed on the covered shelf or display unit where the product is kept We propose to apply the same price display principles to: cigarette papers all tobacco-related devices, including heated tobacco devices herbal smoking products You will be asked if you agree or disagree with our proposal to restrict the display of prices for cigarette papers, heated and other tobacco-related devices and herbal smoking products in England, Wales and Northern Ireland