While e-cigarettes have been growing in popularity, the scientific information gathered regarding their potential health risks is incomplete.
Recently the Food and Drug Administration issued new regulatory guidelines for e-cigarettes, the CDC issued a report on the increased use of the products among American youth and the British equivalent of the CDC endorsed the products as an effective resource for those who want to quit smoking.
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