A woman in California was awarded $1.9 million last year after she suffered second-degree burns on her legs, buttocks and hand when her e-cigarette battery exploded when she tried to recharge it
The case has made headlines around the world, and is believed to be the first death caused by vaping products in the US
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And as it is extraordinary, it is blown out of all proportion in the media, making the headline news
They include a 25-year-old who was paintballing at the time and a factory worker who suffered thigh and groin injuries, as well as burns to his hand, when he tried to extinguish the flames