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But because this happens slowly and quietly, thirty or forty years after people start smoking, we no longer notice and we no longer care. Abrams directed me to a recent study by a Georgetown oncology professor, which concluded that 6.6 million lives would be saved if we switched ten per cent of American smokers to e-cigarettes every year in the next ten years

The authors explain, If a student is caught using a product marketed as tobacco-free, school administrators or parents may not realize local/state or school policies prohibit its use on school grounds. All products containing nicotine should be considered tobacco products and treated as such in schools and workplaces

A significant majority of the participants (80.3%) are aware of passive smoking, and an even higher percentage (89.8%) recognize its harmful effects

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