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Even e-cigarettes which contained a small amount of nicotine were relatively safe, said Laugesen. There was about one-tenth as much nicotine per puff compared to a normal cigarette.

Anti-smoking group Quit said it was hesitant to take a position on the safety of e-cigarettes as more research was needed. "The strength of e-cigarettes is that they provide nicotine without the thousands of damaging chemicals found in cigarettes and tobacco, which is certainly a good thing," said a spokesman.

"Our concern is that, at face value, they appear to reinforce the behaviour of having a cigarette. It's reinforcing the wrong habit and potentially without addressing the addiction.

"We need to de-normalise smoking and e-cigarettes seem to role-model the wrong behaviour."

Electronic fags draw huff and puff

I sure wish America was as honest and straightforward as this news article.

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Electronic fags draw huff and puff

I sure wish America was as honest and straightforward as this news article.

I wish the FDA would read this.

We should invite Obama to the forum. He still smokes, I think.

All in favor of Vaping in the Oval Office raise their hands. :wave:

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I wish the FDA would read this.

We should invite Obama to the forum. He still smokes, I think.

All in favor of Vaping in the Oval Office raise their hands. :wave:

:wave::wave::wave::wave::wave:

I'm in favor of inviting obama to VT too! Who knows, maybe he'd actually listen to the serfs... Well, or not. Worth a try though.

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