Were I a reviewer of this grant, I certainly would not have funded it. Instead, I would have saved the money and encouraged the researchers to publish their pre-determined conclusions without wasting taxpayer dollars to pretend to be searching for an answer to a question that they have already answered.

According to the deeming regulations, electronic cigarettes cannot inform consumers that the electronic cigarette "presents a lower risk of tobacco-related disease or is less harmful than one or more other commercially marketed tobacco products" (which includes cigarettes). In other words, the marketing of electronic cigarettes will need to be based on the false pretense that e-cigarettes are not intended as a safer alternative to smoking.

Why is the CDC unable to tell the truth? Why can't the agency even issue a statement that is internally consistent on this issue? Why is the CDC ignoring the wealth of evidence that it admits exists, which shows that many ex-smokers have used electronic cigarettes effectively as a smoking cessation aid?

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