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The vape divide: 34 countries have banned e-cigarettes entirely as the WHO says they could be just as harmful as regular tobacco - but 74 nations don't have any rules in place WHO says 34 countries have outlawed the sale of e-cigarettes The US, which has the largest vape market in the world, is nowhere near this READ MORE: Florida vape addict, 19, suffers collapsed lung after using devices See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Once touted as a healthy way to quit smoking, vapes are now being banned in many countries amid fears they are 'no better than cigarettes'

Smoke particles can attach to materials like fabric and hair and stay there for days

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Children cannot help who smokes around them, so its the adults responsibility to refrain from exposing the child to smoke
