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More than half of e-cig users want to quit, Rutgers study finds

While e-cigs have been marketed as a way to help kick the habit of smoking traditional cigarettes, vapers report resorting to the same quitting tools and strategies as conventional smokers.

Just like the city's $2-per-pack tax on tobacco cigarettes that went into effect a couple weeks ago, a new $2 tax on e-cigs introduced in City Council would go to the public schools.
Just like the city's $2-per-pack tax on tobacco cigarettes that went into effect a couple weeks ago, a new $2 tax on e-cigs introduced in City Council would go to the public schools.Read moreCHRIS RATCLIFFE / BLOOMBERG