Meanwhile, a risk assessment conducted by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health concluded that since e-cigarettes delivered the same amount of nicotine as cigarettes, the same harmful effects could be expected
Cigarette companies also mislead consumers about the relative harms of certain types of cigarettes through the use of colors (light colors appear to imply a product is safer) and language (think light, organic, or low tar)
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The odor of cigarette smoke remains due to a residue that can cling onto clothing fibers, skin, hair, surfaces in the home, and dust in the environment
They concluded: Our study strongly suggests that electronic cigarettes are not as safe as their marketing makes them appear to the public. One senior author, Jessica Wang-Rodriguez, a pathologist with the San Diego branch of the US Department of Veteran Affairs, said: Based on the evidence to date I believe they are no better than smoking regular cigarettes. Very few public health chiefs are likely to agree with her
says:Mark I tried these on a whim and found them to be delightful
