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Are there more cases of deaths linked to people using e cigarettes compared to real cigarettes?

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Unknown: The safety and hazards of e cigarettes are unknown at this time. E cigarettes are not regulated and contain additives that may or may not be harmful.

Answered 6/4/2014

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