Do not panic: Panicking worsens the situation
Keep your list of reasons near you at all times, the American Cancer Society suggests, in case you need a reminder
"I think the image of e-cigarettes as the one thing that's going to help everyone quit has dulled," said study author John Pierce, a professor emeritus from the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science at the University of California, San Diego
"While menthol usage is declining with all cigarette usage, it's declining at a much slower rate, about half the rate, I believe, than regular-flavored cigarettes." And because menthol, a mint-flavored additive, is popular among African-Americans, the companies focus ads and coupons there
Blunts, in contrast, mix nicotine, tobacco combustion, and chemical exposure in one long, slow-burning session