Rise of Heat-Not-Burn Products Coincides With Decrease in Cigarette Sales
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From Filter Magazine:
“Heating tobacco at lower temperatures than combustible cigarettes allows nicotine to be delivered in ways that retain much of the ritual and experience of smoking,” writes Dr. Edward Anselm, a senior fellow of the R Street Institute and author of a report on HNB technology. “Comprehensive scientific programs have demonstrated these products present significantly reduced risk when compared to traditional cigarettes. Collectively, they represent a new set of tools to reduce the harm of combustible tobacco.”
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