3.4 Association between e-cigarette users and the prevalence of COPD The meta-analysis suggested a statistically significant association between current e-cigarette use and the increased prevalence of COPD, with a pooled OR of 2.03 (95% CI: 1.612.56), indicating a 103% higher prevalence compared to never-smokers, which is defined as lifelong smoking of less than 100 cigarettes or never participating in smoking or using any tobacco products, including e-cigarettes
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I had barely heard of him, and my mother-in-law, shocked at my ignorancearent you supposed to be a music critic?urgently pressed two of his songs upon me
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County has implemented its ban which gives retailers 180 days to clear their shelves sales of flavored vapes are still permitted in the city of Los Angeles
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