• We lied to you when we told you that electronic cigarettes may be "every bit as dangerous" as tobacco cigarettes.

If we accept that authors' word - that there is no way from this study to exclude the possibility that youths are initiating smoking with conventional cigarettes and then moving on to e-cigarettes - then it follows that these authors are being dishonest in telling the public that the study shows that:

Because this research was funded by the federal government (by the Army Research Office, to Cornell), it is subject to the human subjects research requirements. In addition, the involvement of two researchers at academic (federally-funded) institutions requires that the research be approved by an Institutional Review Board. Apparently, the research was approved by an academic IRB, a decision which I publicly question, for the above reasons.

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