The New York Times recently reported a new e-cigarettelike device that allows users to inhale a boost of caffeine, taking the place of a morning cup of coffee or an afternoon energy drink. But the effects of caffeine when inhaled could differ from caffeine in food or drink, according to Mary Sweeney, a postdoctoral research fellow at the school of medicine. Would you try out this new device? Cast your vote in today's poll and share your thoughts below.
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