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Justin Bieber Puffs Smoke In Bizarre New Video In a new video posted online to his Instagram Stories, singer Justin Bieber left fans scratching their heads as he inhaled and exhaled smoke from a "joint" in his hand directly at his camera

E-cigarette use was greatest in young adults aged 18 to 24, where 11% reported using them

To identify potential moderating factors, we will compare randomized individuals before and after the enforcement of policies prohibiting menthol flavor in cigarettes to evaluate whether there is a shift in characteristics in our sample and will explore such factors as potential moderating effects for comparisons between the two regulatory scenarios