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The vaping genie is out of the bottle but user education needs to keep up
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The vaping genie is out of the bottle but user education needs to keep up
Monday 23 December 2019, 06:00 AM

Vaping is certainly less harmful than tobacco, but not harmless
As part of our Summer Hiatus we have selected some Practice pieces from throughout the year that you might like to revisit over the summer. This article links through to ELearning
Vaping is demonstrably less harmful than cigarette smoking but it is not off the hook entirely. Occupational health expert David McBride takes a look at the toxicological areas of concern and potential confusion about the role of vaping
Vaping, using an e-cigarette, has been available in New Zealand for well over 10 years, with growing evidence for both possible harms and benefits.