E-cigarettes could save hundreds of millions of lives, scientists tell WHO E-cigarettes need strict rules, doctors tell WHO With projections that e-cigarettes will outsell regular cigarettes within a decade, "people are saying that you need to allow an e-cigarette with nicotine in Canada, because smokers want to use them and they are trying not to die from smoking," says David Hammond, associate professor at the School of Public health at University of Waterloo
Here are some of the potential side effects of tobacco smoke: High blood pressure Lung and other types of cancer Chronic bronchitis Emphysema Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Heart disease and heart attack Stroke Chewing tobacco is not healthier, and tobacco users have an increased risk of developing mouth cancer
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A successful approach for cessation needs to contain components that work for both of these addictions