Liz Truss, Johnson's short-lived successor, also told the BBC: 'We shouldn't be telling people not to smoke and I worry about where it will lead.' Maxwell Marlow, director of research at thinktank The Adam Smith Institute, also said the ban was 'no way to govern a free society'
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Framingham became the first town in the area to regulate e-cigarettes when the Board of Health voted last week to treat them like tobacco and ban sales to minors
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Yes, e-cigarettes are generally considered less harmful because they do not produce tar or carbon monoxide, two of the most damaging substances in tobacco smoke