In some countries (eg Denmark, Canada, Israel, Singapore, Australia and Uruguay) the sale, import, or marketing of e-cigarettes is either banned, regulated in various ways, or the subject of health advisories by government health organisations The use of e-cigarettes may undermine smoking prevention and cessation by reinforcing the normality of cigarette use in public and workplaces Health professionals should not recommend the use of e-cigarettes as smoking cessation aid or a lower risk option than continuing to smoke due to a lack of evidence of their safety and efficacy 2008 World Health organisation (WHO) stated electronic cigarette is not a proven nicotine replacement therapy In 2009, the US Food and Drug Agency (FDA) released results of an analysis of certain electronic cigarettes
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