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The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently commissioned a report reviewing evidence on electronic cigarettes and making policy recommendations. A version of it was subsequently published as an academic paper. We identify important errors in the description and interpretation of the studies reviewed, and find many of its key conclusions misleading. Original language English Pages (from-to) 2128-2134 Number of pages 7 Journal Addiction Volume 109 Issue number 12 DOIs https://doi.org/10.1111/add.12730 Publication status Published - Dec 2014 Keywords LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY SMOKING REDUCTION VAPOR EXTRACT UNITED-STATES TOBACCO USE CESSATION IMPACT SMOKERS
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