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Canada offers a particularly stark warning, one that is especially relevant for countries where smoking remains prevalent and alternatives are still gaining ground

"Things will get no worse, and any changes or new products that come on the market have to be appropriate for the protection of public health, or raise no different questions of public health." Tobacco companies have not yet asked the agency to approve any new products, but they have submitted more than 3,500 applications for changes to existing brands -- changes the companies say are so minor, they don't raise any of those "different questions." The FDA has not approved any of the applications, some pending for more than a year and a half

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Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell said in a statement today

Over time they may have come to breathe faster and more into the chest area, leading to a more rapid and less refreshing breath

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