He states: “If they get another generation of kids more hooked on nicotine and more likely to smoke cigarettes, that’s more harm than good. If they get smokers who would have quit to keep smoking instead of quitting, more harm than good. If they get ex-smokers who have been off nicotine to go back on nicotine and then back to cigarettes, more harm than good. If they get people who want to quit smoking and would have taken medicines to think e-cigarettes are going to help, but they don’t, more harm than good."

In contrast to what ANR is stating, the study found no effect of e-cigarettes on lung function, as measured by spirometry. This is in contrast to tobacco smoking, which does have effects on lung function that can be measured using spirometric testing. While previous research indicates that active smoking and even secondhand smoke exposure can affect acute lung function as measured by spirometry, the study demonstrated that electronic cigarette use led to no impairment of lung function detectable via spirometric testing.

"By improving symptoms of depression, smoking may actually enhance respiratory health."

While I agree with Stan on virtually every aspect of the regulation of cigarette marketing, we part ways when he advocates the suppression of the truth.

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