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davidshenba [soylentnews.org] writes:

Recently, the World Health Organization called for e-cigarettes to be banned in public places and workplaces [bbc.co.uk]. The WHO said this was because e-cigarettes could increase the levels of toxins and nicotine in the air. It also warned that e-cigarettes may introduce smoking to non-smokers. But now researches have criticized this move [bbc.co.uk] saying that e-cigarettes can actually save lives [theguardian.com] and hence their use should be encouraged.

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