While there is evidence that e-cigarettes have helped achieve that goal, there has been an alarming increase in teen use, which carries with it serious health risks
In Malaysia, Orang Asli in Peninsular Malaysia, as defined under the Orang Asli Act 1954 (Act 134), refers specifically to any person whose parent is or was a member of an Indigenous ethnic group, who speaks an Indigenous language and habitually follows an Indigenous way of life and Indigenous customs and beliefs, and includes a descendant through males of such persons [17]
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According to an analysis by Richard Muller and Elizabeth Muller of Berkley Earth, exposure to 22 micrograms per cubic metres of PM 2.5 is equivalent to smoking one cigarette a day
While not without some risk, when compared to smoking e-cigarettes are far less harmful
Additionally, self-reported mental health symptoms increased the accuracy compared with parent-reported data