A high-tech approach to getting a nicotine fix
April 25, 2009|Barbara Demick
BEIJING — Hon Lik used to light up first thing in the morning. He smoked between lectures at the university where he studied Oriental medicine, between bites at lunch, in the lab where he researched ginseng health products. He'd usually burn through two packs by dusk and smoke a third over dinner and drinks with colleagues.
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Conflicting research on e-cigarettes
Greek researchers have called for more safety studies into electronic cigarettes, saying scientific knowledge of them was "very limited".
Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, were first made in China and are sold mostly on the internet.
They are battery-powered devices which emit a "puff" or fine mist of nicotine into the lungs and are intended to replace normal cigarettes and help smokers quit.
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