E-cigarette explosions and burn injuries are much more common than previously thought
By nfpa@jiveon.com Electronic cigarettes, powered by lithium-ion batteries, have ignited or exploded, resulting in severe injuries, including third degree burns, lacerations and loss of body parts. According to a study by George Mason University, injuries have been
Source:: NFPA – Safety Information
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