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Author details Dr Janine Nip, Prof Richard Edwards , Dr Jude Ball , Prof Janet Hoek , Assoc Prof Andrew Waa All authors are members of ASPIRE Aotearoa and the Department of Public Heath, University of Otago, Wellington Appendix - Additional results Current smoking (smoking at least monthly) trends across demographic catergories

Among these, the rechargeable segment accounted for the highest share in 2023 and is projected to grow at a significant CAGR during the forecast period

containing a broad set of federal requirements designed to significantly curb access to and the appeal of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products to children and adolescents in the United States

Modern technology will be especially beneficial for large-scale plant type classification and management

They argued that their queerness was a biological fact that they could not mitigate for the sake of employment or housing services, and were thus in need of legal protection from discrimination