Youth e-cigarette data prompts new calls to speed regulation

WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - Public health advocates are stepping up pressure on the U.S. government to quickly regulate and restrict access to e-cigarettes after new data showed use of the products tripled among high school and middle school children last year.
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