In a statement to MailOnline today it said: 'The Royal College of Physicians has previously stated that while vaping may not be completely safe, the hazard to health arising from long-term use of e-cigarettes available today in the UK is unlikely to exceed 5 per cent of the harm from smoking tobacco.' Jasmine Khouja, a PhD student in the University of Bristol's Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group, told MailOnline: 'With the availability of many new products since the 95% safer estimate was made, it is likely that this specific estimate is outdated
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