Baby dies after being exposed to nicotine vaping liquid making experts question safety of e-cigarettes
The Victorian Coroner's office confirmed the death due to liquid nicotine exposure, but didn't reveal any details about it

The death of a baby who was exposed to toxic levels of liquid nicotine has triggered calls for strict regulations on electronic cigarettes by leading anti-tobacco and nicotine experts in Australia.
The death of the child, who was exposed to life-threatening levels of liquid nicotine used in an e-cigarette, is currently being investigated by the Victorian Coroner's office, Daily Mail reports.
