Ads for e-cig manufacturer NJOY feature rocker Courtney Love, in an expletive-laced ad, in which supporters of indoor smoking bans are portrayed as stuffy and stuck-up, while the rocker is portrayed as free-spirited and independent
When anti-vaping advocates in the public health community take the uncertainty in the scientific literature as license to make statements implying that e-cigarettes could be comparably risky to cigarettesor even more dangeroustheir statements are technically true, since the long-term health effects of vaping are unknown
We know at a minimum that most e-cigs contain tobacco-extracted nicotine, a base (often propylene glycol), and most contain colors, flavorings, and other additives
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Vance didn't pull away from her embrace and "his facial expressions are positive," Wood said
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