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A recent from the UK involved a survey of 12,171 adults in February and March of this year. The survey found that 4.7% of ex-smokers were regularly using electronic cigarettes. Among these ex-smokers, 71% reported that they were using e-cigarettes to try to quit smoking and 48% reported that they were using e-cigarettes to try to keep off tobacco products. These data suggest that the overwhelming majority of ex-smokers using e-cigarettes are people who smoked and then quit smoking because of these products, rather than ex-smokers who returned to nicotine use via e-cigarettes.

The Michigan Medical Society - representing the state's physicians - is opposed to legislation that would do nothing more or less than ban the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors.

A 3rd study, in the early summer edition of JAMA’s internal medicine publication, mentions the lack of substantial evidence electronic cigarettes can be involved in trying to eliminate traditional smoking all together, using a patch of nicotine as an example. However this recent study is drawing heavy fire from those in the medical field due to the claim that ecig producers are aiming their ads as cessation products, the FDA strictly forbids advertising that e-cigs are stop smoking products.

According to a NJTV News : "More towns are banning smoking at the beach in New Jersey. Global Advisors on Smokefree Policy (GASP) Executive Director Karen Blumenfeld told NJTV News Managing Editor Mike Schneider that GASP really wants a 100 percent smoke-free environment in public places."

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