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As part of tobacco control interventions aimed at denormalization of smoking among young adults, it is essential to curb the capacity for cigarettes to be made more palatable by flavors, and with elements that reinforce vibrancy, control and attractiveness that are so valuable to people at young age, as reported by the participants of this study

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