> but we will probably observe over the coming decades the epidemiologic impact (much as we did for the consequences of cigarettes in the 20th Century). Assumi

> but we will probably observe over the coming decades the epidemiologic impact (much as we did for the consequences of cigarettes in the 20th Century). Assuming that countries where such tests can be easily performed don't regulate them into the grave anyway. Uk and the EU are notably gearing up to kill them off.