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Goniewicz, associate professor of oncology at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center told Newsweek that e-cigarettes "contain nicotine and emit particulates and several toxicants that may negatively affect heart and blood vessels of users." He said the cholesterol study shows those who use e-cigarettes and combustibles had "no improvement in health outcomes." "If [a] smoker seriously considers e-cigarette as a substitute product for combustible cigarettes, he or she should switch completely," he said

Aggressive marketing campaigns that position e-cigarettes as a safe alternative to smoking have worked, convincing adults and youth that e-cigarettes are harmless

Costa Rica Shelves Bill to Regulate Vaping A legislative committee in Costa Rica has shelved Bill 24.624, which aimed to regulate the use of e-cigarettes (vapers) nationwide

The health ministry maintains pictorial health warnings on the packs of tobacco products are the most cost-effective tool for educating people on the health risks of tobacco use