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    Vapers turn to cigarettes in bid to quit vaping●People hooked on vapes try a new way to quit: cigarettesYhnCultureTelevision24731 min ago

    Some people who became dependent on nicotine through vaping are switching back to traditional cigarettes as a way to quit their e-cigarette habit, according to a Bloomberg report. The story highlights an unexpected reversal for a generation that started vaping believing it was safer than smoking, and raises questions about how nicotine addiction is being handled.

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    Taylor Swift and Madonna steal the show at 2026 MTV VMAs●Taylor Swift turned up, Madonna let loose and everybody smoked: The 2026 MTV VMAs, from every angle✉newsCultureEntertainment3 h ago

    The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards drew attention for surprise appearances and loosened-up moments. Taylor Swift attended, Madonna let loose on stage, and cigarette moments among attendees became a talking point, according to a recap of the ceremony. The event delivered several headline-worthy celebrity interactions from every angle.

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    Nicotine Finds a New Place in the Wellness Movement▼Nicotine Is Mounting a Comeback in the Wellness Movement✉newsScience19 h ago

    WIRED reports that nicotine, long associated with smoking and health harm, is being rebranded and repositioned within the wellness movement. Wellness circles and product makers are promoting forms like pouches and low-dose products as cognitive enhancers or alternatives to cigarettes. The trend is drawing attention and skepticism, since nicotine remains addictive and its purported health benefits are debated by medical experts.

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    Robot dog picks up cigarette butts on Italian beach test▼In 2024, an Italian robot dog vacuumed cigarette butts from a beach test course, collecting 29 of 37, a r✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 d ago

    In 2024, an Italian robot dog was tested on a beach course, vacuuming cigarette butts from the sand. It collected 29 of 37 butts, a result described as a record. The test highlights growing interest in robots that can clean up one of the most common and stubborn forms of litter found on beaches.