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Vaping in pregnancy: the developing debate

Written by || 23rd July 2015 || News analysis || Health and science | Australia Europe France United Kingdom

Among all the groups that could benefit from e-cigarettes for harm reduction, perhaps none is as contentious as pregnant women. ...

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