Telangana is set to discuss the ban on e-cigarettes following an advice from the center.
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‘E-cigarettes may be more harmful than beneficial. Following an advice from the center, Telangana is set to discuss the ban on e-cigarettes.’
In a move to this, the TS health officials have decided to address the issue during an upcoming meeting of the National Tobacco Control Programme after seeking an advice from all the stakeholders including a few NGO's. The notice issued by the center also highlights that nicotine is banned in 30 countries due to its harmful effects.
Source-Medindia
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