More Americans are trying e-cigarettes - but fewer are taking it up as a long-term habit

Posted on: May 15, 2018 | Posted by: Master Doctor

The University of Iowa study suggest more non-smokers may be exposing themselves to nicotine, and fewer smokers may be using it as a cessation technique.

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