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Because research by Philip Morris International (PMI) did not use a like against like comparison, it underestimated the levels of harmful and potentially harmful constituents (HPHCs) from IQOS, the review added

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Acetaldehyde Interference Expert testimony can demonstrate that acetaldehyde from smoking caused a falsely elevated BAC reading, particularly if your actual blood alcohol level (from a blood test) was significantly lower