BAT study: Heat-not-burn cigarettes reduce health risks to smokers

The conclusion of a yearlong research study of 267 people in the United Kingdom found a prominent reduced-risk role for British American Tobacco Plc’s heat-not-burn traditional cigarette glo compared with

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