E-cigarette Ad Approved On the 17 January 2013, the first cigarette television ad in over 50 years was approved for TV, on the grounds that while the e-cigarette it was promoting does contain addictive nicotine, it doesnt contain tar and is therefore a healthier alternative for smokers
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Vicky, 39, from Hull, used to smoke more than 10 cigarettes a day but has now been smoke-free for four weeks (as of July 2020)
For Canadian consumers, this development could signal similar changes in local regulations
10 In November 2004, the Government published a White Paper on public health, which proposed to end smoking in the majority of workplaces and public places except for private clubs and for pubs which did not serve food
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