ENDS pose risks to users and non-users. World Health Organization, Q&A Detail: Ecigarettes, accessed January 23, 2020, (The yes in the answer was later removed.) For discussion of the merits of this statement, see Clive Bates, World Health Organisation Fails at Science and Fails at Propagandathe Sad Case of WHOs Anti-vaping Q&A, The Counterfactual (blog), January 30, 2020
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NCIs Smokefree.gov, for example, offers a suite of smoking cessation resources, such as text messaging programs that offer 24/7 support and articles on how to handle the challenges of quitting smoking
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A report from the Royal College of Physicians published last month said: "Although no study so far shows any clear hazards of flavours in e-cigarette vapour, those derived from flavours seem the most likely to pose appreciable health risks from long-term use." "We need to keep an eye on the products and how they're made, and if we can make them even less harmful," said McNeil