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Heat-Not-Burn Tobacco Products: Claims and Science

November 17, 2016
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Philip Morris International says that it will be marketing a new product called iQOS in Ontario. iQOS uses a special device to heat the tobacco to release an aerosol vapour that is inhaled by the smoker. The industry has argued that this type of device reduces the delivery of many chemicals in tobacco smoke but previous versions of this class of products have not been found to be acceptable. This OTRU Update explores the claims and science behind heat-not-burn tobacco products.

Author(s): Michael Chaiton and Robert Schwartz
Date: November 2016
Type of Publication: OTRU Update

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Heat-Not-Burn Tobacco Products: Claims and Science

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