Imperial College London said several studies had shown that there were short-term health risks from e-cigarettes, but said the long-term impact was still unknown and called for urgent research
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The results also reflect the effectiveness of the enforced key policies on tobacco taxation, graphic health warnings, protection of bureaucracy against tobacco industry interference and smoke-free environments, he added
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Tobacco Use Increases By More Than 38 Percent Among High School Students CDC blames e-cigarettes as main reason for increase In one year, 1.5 million young people began using e-cigarettes according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
