States must scrap online e-cigarette bans during coronavirus pandemic

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Millions of U.S. citizens are held up in their homes, trying their utmost to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The impact is visible in every city and small town: empty bars, restaurants, and shopping malls. Aside from the occasional walk or trip to the grocery store, most who are fortunate enough to be able to work from home are doing so. Delivery drivers, truckers, and garbage workers find themselves in a position of critical importance in combating the most significant public health crisis in living memory.

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