Several European countries are considering bans on single-use e-cigarettes because of their growing popularity among teenagers.
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In Poland, more than 30% of students who use disposable e-cigarettes finish them within a day. In Germany, a possible EU-wide ban is being discussed and in France, a law is likely to be introduced in September. Romania has already banned the sale of e-cigarettes to minors and their use in enclosed public places.
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