Right now, such violations are a criminal offense that carry the possibility of a month in jail
They conclude that e-cigs are just as bad for your skin as regular cigarettes and that smoking constantly will guarantee a negative effect on the skin
Dr Ram Moorthy, deputy chair of the BMA's board of science, said: "Tighter controls are needed to ensure their use does not undermine current tobacco control measures and reinforces the normalcy of smoking behaviour." That same concern has prompted ministers in Wales to have a public consultation on how to tackle e-cigarettes, including the possible first ban in the UK on their use indoors
The idea behind them is that they constantly deliver a small supply of nicotine throughout the day, with the idea that they take the edge off cravings enough to make it possible to get through the day without smoking
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The government of Chile, which introduced in 2013 a so-called 'Anti-Tobacco Law' to restrict the sale and consumption of cigarettes, now has a 75% tax on traditional cigarettes
