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Phijkchuet, a French researcher at the University of Amsterdam.


"They've given so much to our lives."

The results of the experiment, which was carried out at the University of Amsterdam, were published in Nature Communications on Saturday.

The team's main challenge was to produce a device that was easy to use but also safe, which would offer significant promise for preventing or reducing people's own injuries and deaths.

Using a modified version of the e-cigarette, they invented the EgoTape, which contains a mesh on the inside that captures cigarette smoke from the smoke cartridges, rather than using cigarette ash.

When someone takes a puff of e-cigarette smoke, the e-cigarette generates electrical currents, which in theory could prevent injury. This would mean that when inhaled, e-cigarette smoke could be absorbed into the skin less often. There's also the possibility that this method could also keep...