E-cigarettes: Is Australia out of step with other countries?
IMAGEAbout four per cent of Australian smokers currently use e-cigarettes.(Getty Images: Martina Paraninfi)
E-cigarettes and their potential health effects have been hotly contested for some time.
Advocates say they are a less harmful alternative to tobacco cigarettes and could help smokers quit, and, ultimately, save lives.
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