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The toxins in cigarette smoke increase the production of free radicals, unstable molecules that damage skin cells and accelerate signs of aging

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However, e-cigarettes (and other emerging technologies for the delivery of nicotine) have the potential to be viable alternatives for some smokers in the future if there is a ban on menthol or if there are regulations that reduce nicotine in conventional cigarettes