Kroger, which also owns Harris Teeter, Ralphs, Fred Meyer, and other store brands, said it is discontinuing the sale of the product due "to the mounting questions and increasingly-complex regulatory environment." Walgreens said it made the decision "as the CDC, FDA and other health officials continue to examine the issue." A spokesperson for the grocer added that the decision is "reflective of developing regulations in a growing number of states and municipalities." E-cigarettes have come under regulatory and public scrutiny as a mysterious, deadly vaping illness continues to claim lives
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But the relative risk of heart attack in the Chantix group is 2.3, which was undoubtedly worrisome to FDA officials
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