From January to December 2015, a total of 15 cases of burns and/or explosions related to e-cigarettes were found, with 12 incidents involving injuries to a person.Reference Campbell 1 Our media search yielded 22 additional cases between January and June 2016
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While professional research has yet to be concluded, many experts believe that e-cigarettes pose far less of a threat to public health than traditional ones, and may even be more cost-efficient in the long run
Myth #3: Picking up vaping is better than picking up tobacco cigarettes E-cigarettes contain nicotine, which make them just as addictive as smoking cigarettes
"Tobacco companies will not give up, but we will not, either," said Rep