USA Today Electronic cigarettes are opening a new
front in the tobacco wars as state and local lawmakers try to restrict
the product, which may allow users to circumvent smoking bans. The
battery-powered device is made up of a cartridge containing nicotine,
flavoring and chemicals. It turns nicotine, which is addictive, into a
vapor that is inhaled. Users say they're "vaping," not smoking. E-cigarettes are used by at least a half-million Americans, says Matt Salmon, head of the Electronic Cigarette Association... Read More
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