But to suggest that banning the use of tobacco products (not only combustables, but chew, gum, and any other nicotine-based substance) across the entirety of spaces even tangentially related to the College would greatly, or even notably, improve the wellbeing of pedestrians because of reduced exposure to second-hand smoke, is absurd
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These changes dont happen overnight, but with time and patience, we will undoubtedly experience them
Another review of research, on consumer perceptions of differences in risk across nicotine products [26], found that (compared to general population samples) adult smokers greatly overestimated the relative risks of NRT. In other words, people who smoke may avoid or limit their consumption of NRT gum because of their perceptions of the products safety