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The document evaluates the claims and regulatory developments surrounding reduced ignition propensity (RIP) cigarettes, which are intended to reduce fire risks associated with smoking. It critiques the lack of independent verification for the effectiveness of these cigarettes and raises concerns about their potential health implications, including behavioral changes and increased risk due to deeper inhaling patterns. The author highlights that the testing and legislation have been heavily influenced by the tobacco industry, with inadequate consultation from health experts.























