article_snippet: Dangerous incidents associated with e-cigarettes have become more common as the devices, which work by heating liquid with nicotine and turning nicotine into vapor to be inhaled.
article_snippet: A collection of media reports show that 25 accidents with e-cigarettes and e-cigarettes batteries occurred between 2009 and 2014 .
article_snippet: A 29-year-old man in southern California quit smoking on Monday after A 29-year-old man in southern California e-cigarette blew up A 29-year-old man in southern California hand shortly after A 29-year-old man in southern California pulled his e-cigarette away from A 29-year-old man in southern California face, according ABC7.
article_snippet: his e-cigarette shot up and stuck in A 29-year-old man in southern California ceiling.
article_snippet: Most e-cigarette accidents occur while the device is being charged after the battery becomes overheated.
article_snippet: While many studies have said that electronic cigarettes are safer than electronic cigarettes traditional tobacco counterparts, debate continues about electronic cigarettes long-term effects.
article_snippet: The UN's World Health Organization released a report last year saying that malfunctioning devices could be gateways to traditional smoking and called for regulations against advertisements that could entice children.
article_snippet: Firefighters have told e-cigarette users to: .
article_snippet: E-cigarette chargers, like this one which set fire to a building in London, are behind an increasing number of blazes .