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E-cigarettes caught fire among teens

U.S. Food and Drug Administration set new limits on sales

hand holding an e-cig

CONCEALED WEAPON Juul e-cigs are easy to conceal and have become popular among U.S. teens.

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By Aimee Cunningham

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