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No smoke without ire: the e-cigarette revolution

All new behaviours raise complex questions of etiquette. The sudden ubiquity of e-cigarettes – electronic substitutes for the cancer sticks of old – is challenging our assumptions about where it is appropriate to "smoke". More than a million people are using them in the UK and, according to Bloomberg, on present trends they will outsell conventional cigarettes by 2047. So is it OK to "fire up" in an office? In a restaurant? In a hospital bed? [...]

www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/features/no-smoke-without-ire-the-ecigarette-revolution-8994118.html

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Nice to see an objective article on the subject for a change .... education for the uninformed without taking sides

[djs]

I'll read it later, but statistics always make me laugh.

How the hell does anybody come up with a date of 2047. That is just silly.

Same bull as the "genius" from our local council who worked out that changing some traffic lights would "save" the local economy £32 million a year.

Vaping COULD overtake smoking as the more prevalent choice by 2025 easily.