Identical claims about a Japanese study appeared on social media, circulating cyclically, as early as November 2014: Research shows e-cigarettes have 10x more cancer-causing agents than regular tobacco pic.twitter.com/lU2SOzM8tf DRUM Magazine (@DrumMagazine) November 27, 2014 After intense studies- Japanese scientists found that E-cigarettes contain up to 10x the amount of cancer-causing agents as regular tobacco Leanne Manas (@LeanneManas) November 27, 2014 Distilled to the soundbite attributing "ten times the carcinogens" to e-cigs, the claim is difficult to quantify
On July 7, the new ads will begin running for nine weeks on television, radio and billboards, online, and in theaters, magazines, and newspapers
The Commissions latest tobacco-related Call for Evidence opened on May 18 with the aim of gathering more information on how to update regulations to better protect public health and ensure the proper functioning of the internal market
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