Public Health England
In 2014, the UK Public Health England reported that electronic cigarette vapour creates an extremely low passive risk to others.
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Smoking Will Be Banned While Driving…
Recent press releases forewarn that smokers will be banned from smoking while driving in the UK from 1 October 2015 when children are in the car as passengers. Reasons cited were that a third of people in a survey stated that smoking was one of their biggest distractions while driving, with research finding that smoking behind the wheel increases the risk of accident by 150%. Furthermore, the effects of children passively smoking while in the car has been called to be reduced.
The fine for smoking while driving will be £50. The vote for the law was passed by an MP vote of 342 for and only 74 against.
Read the Articles
The ITV documentary report can be found on the following link http://www.itv.com/news/2015-02-22/a-third-of-drivers-unaware-of-upcoming-car-smoking-ban/
The same story is reported by the BBC in the following article http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-31310685
If you saw the recent Trust Me I’m a Doctor documentary on the BBC, you will have heard the following positive findings about electronic cigarettes and the health benefits associated with them compared to Smoking v vaping tobacco products.
If you missed the BBC documentary, key evidence from a medical point of view were quoted: