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Recent media reports and studies have documented the widespread use of social media to market tobacco products: As reported by The New York Times in August 2018, tobacco companies have paid social media influencers to promote cigarettes on platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as part of a marketing strategy documented in more than 40 countries

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The Food and Drug Administration has shown concern about Juul in the past E-cigarettes' detrimental health effects and rising popularity have lead the FDA to call out Juul, suggesting that the brand and other high-nicotine e-cigarettes have contributed to the teenage vaping epidemic, Business Insider previously reported

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