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Public Health England (PHE), the UK governmental body the equivalent to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), says that its review of the evidence has found that e-cigarettes are 95 percent less harmful to health than combustible cigarettes and they should be recommended for smoking cessation and harm reduction.<br />
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This is the opposite stance taken by anti-smoking activists who have morphed into anti-nicotine activists, and demand that cigarette smokers engage in &quot;abstinence only&quot; when it comes to nicotine, an approach that works with almost nothing. <br />
Public Health England (PHE), the UK governmental body the equivalent to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), says that its review of the evidence has found that e-cigarettes are 95 percent less harmful to health than combustible cigarettes and they should be recommended for smoking cessation and harm reduction.<br />
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The study was funded through the National Institutes of Health and the Kentucky Lung Cancer Research Program. The study can be found either at j.mp/vaperwatching or alternatively at j.mp/vapingstudy.<br />
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&quot;Based on this feasibility study we believe automated surveillance of e-cigs on Twitter is an important research direction that has tremendous application potential especially in the immediate future in the context of impending FDA initiated regulations,&quot; the study stated.<br />
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I don’t trust them, this is a violation of our First Amendment, freedom of speech! Nothing good will come of this.<br type="_moz" />

A recent Gallop poll take in December, 2015 found that &quot;that one in three said e-cigarettes are just as bad as tobacco cigarettes for someone’s health, but the majority either said e-cigarettes are less harmful to one’s health than tobacco cigarettes (48 percent) or are not harmful to personal health at all (11 percent).&quot;<br />
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Batteries are made in China, without quality controls.&nbsp; Only 25 batteries have exploded with an estimated 4 million users it is a small number.&nbsp; However, vapers should demand that the batteries are safe and meet U.S. standards.<br type="_moz" />

Have we not been there and done that before?&nbsp; At 18, you can serve in the military, marry and have children.&nbsp; <br />
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During Viet Nam the laws were changed from 21 to 18 to vote, drink and buy cigarettes this country is just going backwards. <br type="_moz" />