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4.2 Current regulatory approaches There is much variation in the current regulatory approaches adopted by countries, and this affects the availability and use of e-cigarettes and the perceived harms of e-cigarettes by the countrys citizens
Long-term side effects include a notable increase in lung disease and emphysema and a heightened risk of stroke
In fact, it supports the opposite mind-set, which is that we are incapable, without this drug, of accomplishing anything of value
Given this evidence, policymakers should not be applying the standard economics model [in which people are presumed to act rationally] to smoking policy, which would imply relatively little merit for features such as warning labels
The above studies indicate further research and development goals