Published figure: estimated 800,000 new cigarette addicts each year, USA [40% chance of premature death; CDC-estimated $289-Bil.-a-year cost to US economy from "smoking-related disease].
If 100,000 more youngsters got hooked on nicotine each year because of e-cigarettes, but 700,000 fewer got hooked on real cigarettes, would that be a bad trade-off?
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Replied on Saturday, April 26, 2014 11:25 AM
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