If Rhode Island chooses to ban these products, it will hamper efforts to reduce the prevalence of tobacco-related diseases, which remains the leading cause of preventable death in Rhode Island, with around 1,800 residents dying per year from smoking
Nicotine, aerosol particles, carbonyls and volatile organic compounds in tobacco- and menthol-flavored e-cigarettes
Research shows that in any given year, more than nine out of ten smokers will continue to smoke
Travellers can check what they can bring at www.biosecurity.govt.nz/travel It only takes one moment to check your luggage for forgotten risk items
Lucy Cave, Tobacco Harm Reduction Officer for the Health Improvement Commission said We know that over the last few years smoking rates have plateaued and if we want to reduce them further then bold measures are needed
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