Study: Laws Banning E-Cigarettes INCREASE Teen Smoking
The drive to ban people under 18s from buying and using e-cigarettes could have the exact opposite effect that policy makers intended, a new study has revealed. Smoking rates among 12-17-year-olds actually rose in states that banned e-cigarette sales to minors, a study by Abigail Friedman of the Yale School of Public Health published Oct. 19 in the Journal of Health Economics found.
2015-10-29
dailycaller.com
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