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In this case, the Parisian is Ibrahim Kalic, a 26-year-old student, whose shiny blue box of Camels plastered with health advisories will soon become an ugly beige, along with every other carton for sale in France

They also suggested that the increased risk of pancreatic cancer in tobacco smokers is related to the carcinogens involved with combustion

Gregory Connolly of the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston said an analysis of 2011 national survey data found more 5 percent of young people were using smokeless tobacco, such as snuff, chew and dipping tobacco -- about the same percentage as it was in 2000

It launched Camel Snus in Austin, Texas, and Portland, Ore., in 2006, and has since expanded to test markets nationwide, with customers in nearly every state

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