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| − | Thanks funny site <a href=" http://liontechrockets.org/10-custom-essay/ ">essay on old custom</a> Still, others are waiting for more conclusive research on e-cigarettes before deciding whether to ban the product. When Northeastern University formulated its smoke-free policy, it decided not to ban e-cigarettes, said Terry Fulmer, dean of the Bouve College of Health Sciences and chair of the university’s smoke-free committee. Evidence does not yet exist that e-cigarette use is harmful to the general public like secondhand smoke from regular cigarettes, she said, and the university wanted to focus on smoking as a public health issue. The policy went into effect this August and could evolve in the future, she said.
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