A similar thing happened in the US, where there was a decline in vaping among adults
For Glantz, he feels another problem with electronic cigarettes is the lack of information about their long-term health impacts
(I am not interested in rants or opinions, I want facts.) Interesting discussion and post, although I admit I think the science is lacking, which is where my question comes in
In April of 2014, the agency proposed banning the sale of e-cigarettes to people under the age of 18, but did not recommend prohibiting advertising, flavored products or online sales all of which help make the devices attractive to youngsters, according to public health advocates
He went on to share: "I used to (smoke in my bed) but not really anymore
We will have to dig out people from times unknown to play the blame game here