Tobacco control policies should not allow changes in cigarette design to subvert or distract from interventions proven to reduce the prevalence, intensity, and duration of smoking
"There is very little research regarding inhaling gold particles," the Shine Papers site acknowledged, citing a Korean study from May 2011 in which rats were subjected to inhaling gold nanoparticles for six hours a day, five days a week, for 90 days in "a whole-body inhalation chamber." That study concluded that "the levels of gold were not statistically significant in the severity of any adverse effects" on rats
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