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Research is needed to determine whether the use of e-cigarettes by nonsmoking adolescents could function as a gateway to combustible cigarette use. The team also called for more research into the health effects of e-cigarettes themselves

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Nevertheless, studies with larger samples and longer follow-up periods are needed to evaluate better labeling effects on cessation outcomes, including the potential for differential effects across smoker subgroups (e.g