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CDC blames spike in teen tobacco use on vaping, popularity of Juul
MONDAY, February 11, 2019 (CNBC)—The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is blaming nicotine vaping devices like Juul for single-handedly driving a spike in tobacco use among teens, threatening to erase years of progress curbing youth use.
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