31.   A new cigarette touted as potentially safer by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. actually contains high levels of cancer-causing material, according to a state study.

32.   Despite the technological advances, cancer-causing chemicals would still be present in the new cigarettes.

33.   He is completing tests of the new cigarettes with five groups of a dozen smokers who expressed a desire to quit.

34.   In Seoul, South Korea, a new law says all new cigarette vending machines can be installed only in places off-limits to minors, such as bars.

35.   M. Cass Wheeler, chief executive officer of the American Heart Association, said profit, not public health, was the motivation behind the new cigarette.

36.   New Zealanders smoke cigarettes with about twice the level of addictive nicotine as cigarettes sold in the United States and Canada, a Public Health report disclosed Tuesday.

37.   Rothmans-Nevo, a joint venture set by Rothmans and a Russian factory, began selling their new Hermitage cigarettes last month.

38.   The tobacco company Rothmans-Nevo began selling its new Hermitage cigarettes last month.

39.   Vector says smokers who tried the new cigarette think it smokes and tastes like a conventional cigarette.

40.   By heating rather than burning tobacco, Reynolds claims its new cigarette is odorless and poses no health risks from second-hand smoke.