Chris Whitty, the UK's Chief Medical Officer, emphasized, "For smokers, e-cigarettes might be a relatively safer option, but non-smokers should not start vaping." Professor Richard Holliday of Newcastle University also warned, "Teenagers should avoid vaping
Compiled with data from Roy Morgans Single Source survey (the largest of its kind in the world, with 65,000 respondents each year), these ready-made profiles provide a broad understanding of the target audience, in terms of demographics, attitudes, activities and media usage in Australia
Candy cigarettes desensitize children to the dangers of smoking, falsely instilling in their impressionable minds that smoking is harmless
However, the risk for health from exposure to ethylene oxide in the ambient air, apart from point source emissions and accidental spillage, is likely to be negligible