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Recently, Jonathan Fowles, a researcher at the Cancer Institute of Pennsylvania State University and a professor of public health science and psychiatry, found that providing e-cigarettes with a similar amount of nicotine can help reduce smoking and exposure to harmful carcinogens compared with traditional combustible cigarettes.

According to vapingpost, two major cities in California, Los Angeles and San Jose, are expected to ban flavored e-cigarettes and tobacco products in the coming weeks. Proponents of the proposal claim that banning candy and fruit flavored e-cigarettes and tobacco products (all minors are not legally allowed to buy) will attract children to some extent and become addicted to nicotine.

On September 16, according to foreign reports, as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) began to make a ruling on the marketing and sales of e-cigarette products, health researchers are looking for more information, such as how the use of social media may affect e-cigarette users, especially college students' e-cigarette users.

Huang tingguang, chairman of the smoking bill Committee of the Hong Kong Legislative Council, said that the government had asked him to preside over the meeting next Friday to decide whether the government should finalize its position on e-cigarettes.

According to the Budapest business daily, citing the state news agency MTI, Philip Morris International recently established an electronic cigarette recycling center worth 3 billion Hungarian Forint (US $10.16 million) in the suburbs of Budapest, the capital of Hungary.