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Horizon: E-Cigarettes: Miracle or Menace?
BBC Two – 9.30pm on Sunday 22nd May 2016
When the editor of the BBC science series Horizon asked me if I fancied making a programme about e-cigarettes that would involve “vaping” (inhaling nicotine-laden vapour) for a month my initial reaction was: “Hell, no.”
Then I thought about it a bit. I was worried that if I took it up I might get addicted (I’d never smoked), but I was also curious. What would it be like? What effect would it have on me?
Vaping Vindicated – “The evidence that vaping helps wean smokers off tobacco is overwhelming. The NHS should embrace it as a route to better public health” Since becoming widely available in Britain nine years ago, e-cigarettes have been enveloped in a fug of medical, political and public controversy.
Originally Published in The Times March 2nd 2016 Electronic cigarettes are set to soar in price under plans by Brussels to tax them at the same punitive rate as tobacco. Vaping will be brought into line with cigarettes and cigars …
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