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But the head of the convention secretariat, Vera da Costa e Silva, said there was no evidence that HTPs are less harmful than conventional tobacco products

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Such benefits include lowered heart rate and blood pressure as well as a decrease in the bloods level of carbon monoxide (which increases the amount of oxygen delivered to your organs)

Ines-Issa says that, yes, they get that question a lot, but thats a totally different kind of scope to deal with theres plenty of legislation to deal with and its up to governments to address