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Users notice discoloration of their teeth, especially in the areas where the e-cigarette device is held in the mouth

Across specific product categories, current e-cigarette use decreased from 64.2% (2021) to 62.7% (2022) and 50.4% (2023), while current cigarette use increased from 30.4% to 31.6% and 34.7%

Drugstore beetles eat a variety of stored and packed plant and animal foods including the following: Bread Flour Pet food Cereals Baking mixes Crackers Dried fruits Nuts Cracked grains Hot spices Drugs Nonfood items they feed on include wool, hair, leather, bookbindings, horn and museum specimens

This trend has helped expand the slim cigarette category and strengthen its connection with fashion and lifestyle imagery