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Public Health England blames the media for giving vaping a bad name

Written by || 7th February 2018 || News analysis || Health and science | Heated tobacco | Nicotine | Policy and Politics | Regulation and Legislation | TPD | United Kingdom

The latest evidence review by Public Health England credits e-cigs with helping 20,000 people a year quit smoking, and blames distorted media reporting for that figure not being a lot higher ...

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