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An estimated 20,000 of them smoke today

Retrieved August 6, 2018

We recognise the dangers but we exempt ourselves from the potentially dire consequences, as we simply do not believe such bad things will happen to us

The paper, which was published in the Oral Oncology journal, concluded that the tests strongly suggest that electronic cigarettes are not as safe as their marketing makes them appear to the public. "Vapourised e-cig liquids induce increased DNA strand breaks and cell death. Dr Jessica Wang-Rodriguez, chief of pathology at the San Diego branch of the US Department of Veteran Affairs and co-author of the research said evidence to date suggested that e-cigarettes are no better than smoking regular cigarettes." She explained that many studies have shown that nicotine can damage cells, however her team's study indicates that other components in e-cigarettes may be carginogenic

Thats why electronic cigarettes top brands generally focus on making sure performance is a high priority

(yeah, its good for the environment)