However, the study, published in the Lancet Medical Journal on Wednesday, also argues that the war on tobacco is far from won, and policy makers need renewed and sustained efforts to tackle the epidemic. Although there has been a marked reduction in the number of smokers globally, there were still nearly one billion smokers in 2015, and half of all the 6.4 million deaths attributed to smoking in 2015 were concentrated in just four countries - China, India, Russia and the USA
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The study author Dr Sana Majid said: "Although primary care providers and patients may think that the use of e-cigarettes by cigarette smokers makes heart-health sense, our study shows e-cigarette use is also related to differences in cholesterol levels. Furthermore, this isnt the only study looking at the effects of e-cigarettes on heart health
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