After almost 50 e-cig related vaping deaths in the United States, a few life insurance companies are considering different rates for e-cig users or making them ineligible altogether.
That means that e-cig users could see rates that are similar to or higher than cigarette smokers since most insurers already classify e-cigs as 'smoking devices'.
So far, about 47 Americans have died of a lung illness this year linked to e-cigarettes and vaping.
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