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The truth is apparently no defense for the state when it comes to issuing warning labels for nicotine gums and patches. On Thursday, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that federal regulations trump state statutes when it comes to putting pregnant women on alert about the possible dangers of Nicorette and other nicotine-replacement therapies -- even if the state warnings are legitimate.
April 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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