2004 Worlds First Commercially Available Electronic Cigarettes Emerge in China Inspired by the tragic death of his father, a pharmacist in China named Han Lik developed his own version of the modern e-cigarette so that smokers could satisfy their nicotine cravings without the inclusion of thousands of harmful chemicals found in tobacco products
Michael Fiore, a tobacco researcher at the University of Wisconsin, called the FDAs new approach a potential game-changer. Asked whether smokers would rise up in protest, Fiore said they were likely to welcome a chance to be free of their addiction
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The public now treats vaping as a much safer alternative to tobacco, but little do they know that the safety and danger between the two remain unclear
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