The second group (27%) smoked in spite of knowing the harmful effects of tobacco
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Vaping shocker: E-cigarettes linked to lung cancer, study suggests READ MORE: The truth about vaping - and why habit isn't as safe as you think See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source E-cigarettes, or vapes, have long been touted as a far safer alternative to cigarettes, with some companies claiming their products pose virtually no cancer risk
Singapore is not the only country that has banned vaping, around 37 countries have banned the sales or distribution of e-cigarettes, with more countries either heavily regulating or considering a ban, as the harms of vaping become increasingly known [12]
The reality is in adult medicine our patients are smoking, and if they want to try e-cigarettes and if it works for them, we at least have to be the doctor that listens to them and brings them along that path, Dr Kelly said