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E-cigarettes are 'less harmful than ordinary cigarettes'

Around 1.3million Britons use battery-powered e-cigarettes. The devices work by converting liquid nicotine into a mist, allowing users to inhale the drug while avoiding the harm caused by tobacco smoke (File photo)

E-cigarettes are 'less harmful than ordinary cigarettes': Healthcare professionals may recommend smokers use them instead of cigarettes

• Long-term health effects are unknown for e-cigarettes
• Current evidence does not justify regulating them more strictly than conventional cigarettes
• Around 1.3million Britons use battery-powered e-cigarettes 
• The devices work by converting liquid nicotine into a mist 
• E-cigarettes thought healthier than normal smoking because they do not contain tobacco and carcinogens found in cigarettes

E-cigarettes cause less harm than smoking tobacco to users and bystanders, a major scientific review has concluded.

 Although the long-term health effects are unknown, current evidence does not justify regulating them more strictly than conventional cigarettes – or even as strictly.

In the name of Marketing, Barack Obama of US Kissing Hugo Chávez of Venezuela

This is a post by Benetton Group for its UNHATE campaign two years ago. it featured an advertisement that displayed President Barack Obama of the United States and President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela kissing But seriously couldn't they have hit it up with less gross adverts.

This marketing campaign went so wrong that theVatican announced that it would take legal action against Benetton after the company used a photo purportedly showing Pope Benedict XVI kissing Ahmed Mohamed el Tayeb, the imam of the Al Azhar mosque in Egypt.