Safe cigarettes move toward U S aims
The National Cancer Institute works to reduce cigarette toxicity by developing low tar and low nicotine cigarettes with safer flavors. Experts say taste must be preserved, but the industry faces the challenge of keeping appeal while lowering health risks.
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