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Boston University public health professor Michael Siegel, an advocate of vaping as a harm-reducing alternative to smoking, questions the FDA's legal reasoning, arguing that smoking (unlike nicotine addiction), is a "health-related behavior," not a disease
This approach, however, has the same problems as discussed above, that result from using the response to treatment to confirm GERD
