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New Zealand research adds weight to the relative harm argument

Written by || 19th April 2017 || Regulatory reports , Topic regulatory reports || Health and science | Australasia New Zealand United Kingdom

Researchers in New Zealand have produced a paper comparing the relative health risks of e-cigs and smoking which they hope will add more information to the limited pool the authorities are dipping into to guide the making of regulations. ...

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