E-cigarettes should not be banned in public, medical experts warn 'A ban on using e-cigarettes in public places could be damaging, as it may put off smokers from using e-cigarettes to help them quit,' says Rosanna O'Connor from Public Health England Bookmark CommentsGo to comments Banning e-cigarettes in public spaces could be "damaging", health officials have said
The multiple regression analysis of the results of a Russian cross-sectional study revealed that vaping was associated with onset of CKD in healthy subjects
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a Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts b Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts c North Suffolk Mental Health Association, Boston, Massachusetts d Department of Internal Medicine, The BronxCare Health System, Bronx, New York Drs Van Alphen, Paudel, Schnitzer, Vyas, and Patel and Ms Mulligan contributed equally to this work