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The World Health Organization says the risk for non-smokers developing heart disease rises 25-30 percent when breathing smoke at home or work (Photo: Vaping360)

EU wants to ban smoking and vapes in more outdoor areas

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by Salomé Bonneyrat, Brussels ,

The European Commission unveiled on Tuesday (17 September) a proposal to extend a smoking ban to more public areas, including playgrounds, public transport stations, ...

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