Starting next July, Anne Arundel Medical Center will not hire anyone who uses . According to an article in the Baltimore Sun: "Anyone who wants a job next year at — whether as a surgeon or security guard — will have to prove they don't smoke or use tobacco.

Falk et al., in a of the risk for laryngeal cancer, found that: "Higher risks were associated with smoking nonfiltered than filtered cigarettes." For those who smoked filtered cigarettes, the OR was 5.9 (95% CI = 2.4-14.4); for those who smoked non-filtered cigarettes, the OR was 9.0 (95% CI = 3.2-25.1).

Sadly, although the Surgeon General's report draws conclusions about the health impact of filtered cigarettes, it only cites one of these seven studies (the Luchtenborg study). And in citing that study, the report merely notes its finding that smoking increases colon cancer risk. It hides this study's finding that this increased colon cancer risk was only detected among smokers of non-filtered cigarettes!

According to the new , of adults who are aware of electronic cigarettes, about half (49.3%) believe that cigarettes are no more harmful than e-cigarettes, which contain no tobacco, involve no combustion, and have been shown to have much lower levels of carcinogens and other toxins.

A issued by UC Riverside states unequivocally that this research finds thirdhand smoke to be every bit as harmful as active smoking.

Why? Because the study does not examine the rate of successful smoking cessation among electronic cigarette users who want to quit smoking or cut down substantially on the amount that they smoke and who are using e-cigarettes in an attempt to accomplish this.

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