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SAUDI ARABIA 15.9% of medical students use e-cigarettes (nicotine vapes) "to reduce tobacco consumption" (89.2%) [and because they are] less toxic than tobacco (88.4%)." Saudi legislation classifies nicotine vapes as reduced-risk products (RRPs). https:/