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He recommended additional studies in this population.[20] Policy on E-Cigarettes Global Policy on E-Cigarettes RD Kennedy et al., reported in a global study on policies and regulations on e-cigarettes, that only 68 countries regulated e-cigarettes in 2017 and 25 countries banned the sale of e-cigarettes.[21] The global revenue from e-cigarette sales was estimated to be $3.5 billion in 2015.[22] Sixty percent of the global sales were in USA, Russia, and Germany
In addition to nicotine, the chemicals used to flavor e-cigarettes may also cause eye issues
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The researchers found that 50 percent of subjects remembered the text-only warning label, while 83 percent correctly recalled the label that contained a graphic image