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UK launches information campaign about risks of e-cig-related fires

Written by || 18th February 2020 || News analysis || Health and science | Europe United Kingdom

Vapers in the UK are being warned by the government to take care with batteries and chargers, in a new public-information campaign launched to address the risk of e-cigarette-related fires. ...

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