(Reuters) - Teens may be less likely to buy cigarettes at convenience stores if they aren't sold in plain sight behind the counter, according to a U.S. study conducted using a virtual reality game.

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The order goes into effect next summer and is the last of several measures stemming from a 1999 lawsuit. The order effects Altria, ITG Brands LLC, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and Philip Morris USA.

Teens may be less likely to buy cigarettes at convenience stores if they aren't sold in plain sight behind the counter, according to a U.S. study conducted using a virtual reality game. "We know the ...