The UK-based Royal College of Physicians has recently published a 200-page report on Thursday advising and even recommending e-cigarettes as an effective smoking cessation aid for smokers. The report, however, contradicts earlier US findings linking vaping devices to higher likelihood of trying or going back to traditional tobacco-based smoking habit.
Family and friends can have a huge influence over whether or not teenagers will start using e-cigarettes, a new study found.
While revealing the alarming findings, the CDC and FDA also called for regulation over these tobacco products.
