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'WHO recommended vaping ban could be counterproductive'
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New Delhi, March 5 (TIWN) Millions of vapers across Asia could feel forced to return to smoking if a proposal from the World Health Organization (WHO) on e-cigarettes and other smokeless products is passed by lawmakers, Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) said on Friday.
A new report published by WHO's tobacco regulatory committee recommends nearly all vapes be banned, especially the so-called "open" systems.
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