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But Robert Kaestner, a professor of public policy and economics at UC Riverside, said research hes done doesnt bear that out

On July 5, 2017, Health Canada's amendments to the Tobacco Act came into force, banning the sale of menthol-flavoured cigarettes manufactured by federally regulated commercial tobacco companies

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The industry has been careful not to claim that they do, but the inference from cigarette ads is that the filters block out all the bad stuff and make smoking, in a word, safer