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The French parliament voted to ban single-use electronic cigarettes, considered to be gateways to tobacco addiction for teenagers and harmful to the environment
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French Parliament Votes To Ban Disposable E-cigarettes

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E-cigarettes May Not Help Smokers To Quit: Study

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Online Advertising Pushing Teens To Use E-Cigarettes

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Smoking Cigarettes Still Cheaper Than Vaping

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Online E-Cigarette Ads Can Be Easily Accessed By Teenagers: Study

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San Francisco Increases Tobacco Buying Age To 21

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E-Cigarettes Linked To Decreased Immune System Function, Boost In Superbug Virulence, Study Finds

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E-Cigarettes May Cause Cancer, Study Warns

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E-Cigarette Explosion: Tennessee Man Might Be Paralyzed For Life

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E-Cigarettes Banned From Checked Baggage On Flights

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Vaping On Airplane: Drunk Woman Blames Flight Attendant For Her Need To Smoke Aboard Allegiant Air Plane

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Weight Loss By Candy Crush? Guilty Pleasure Games Can Help You Kick (The) Butt, Lose Weight And Stay Alert, Tetris Study Suggests

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Caffeine Inhalers Emerge On The Market --- How Safe Are Coffee Inhalers?

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Hawaii Makes 21 New Legal Smoking Age

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E-Cigarette Use Tripled Among U.S. Teenagers in 2014, Study Shows

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