An Ohio Health Issues Poll (OHIP) shows a stunning amount of Ohio residents misunderstand the alleged dangers of e-cigarettes, which could “reverse decades of progress” explaining the unique harm of smoking, according to a leading public health expert.
The January OHIP found that just 34 percent of respondents believe tobacco cigarettes are more dangerous than e-cigarettes. More than 10 percent actually think e-cigarettes are more hazardous than their tobacco-filled rivals, while 42 percent said there is no difference between the two products.
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Michigan poll suggested that the vast majority of parents and teens believe using e-cigarettes will encourage smoking among minors, 81 and 84 percent respectively.
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The January OHIP found that just 34 percent of respondents believe tobacco cigarettes are more dangerous than e-cigarettes. More than 10 percent actually think e-cigarettes are more hazardous than their tobacco-filled rivals, while 42 percent said there is no difference between the two products.
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Michigan poll suggested that the vast majority of parents and teens believe using e-cigarettes will encourage smoking among minors, 81 and 84 percent respectively.
Read more: ‘Lies’ And ‘Deception’ Are Clouding Public’s View Of E-Cigarette Safety
Follow us: @TheLibRepublic on Twitter