The AHA provided recommendations for policy on the manufacturing, use and distribution of e-cigarettes in their report published on August 25th, 2014. Their policy stresses how they believe we as a society should move forward in the new and ever changing market of electronic nicotine delivery systems. Stressing the absolute importance of more research was one of the objects at the top of their list.

Nevertheless, this does not stop the authors from drawing a conclusion. They conclude, despite their acknowledged inability to draw such a conclusion, that: "e-cigarette use is aggravating rather than ameliorating the tobacco epidemic among youths."

Why would we want to suppress the provision of this information to the public? And what justification is there for a government-mandated suppression of the truth?

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