The study concluded that: "e-cigarettes generate smaller changes in lung function but similar nicotinergic impact to tobacco cigarettes."

Included in a recent editorial, Dr. Michael Katz mentioned that the FDA should monitor electronic cigarettes as a nicotine delivery tool, and that electronic cigarettes should continue to be banned in locations where typical tobacco products are not allowed. “Unfortunately, the evidence on whether e-cigarettes help smokers to quit is contradictory and inconclusive,” Katz wrote. He did say he was willing to support their use if “there were good data indicating that they helped smokers to stop.” Dr. Gilbert Ross, medical and executive director of The American Council on Science and Health, said “allowing e-cigs to compete with cigarettes in the marketplace might decrease smoking-related morbidity and mortality.”

As I yesterday, the FDA - supposedly committed to using the most rigorous science to regulate the continuum of nicotine-delivery products - stated in its proposed electronic cigarette deeming regulations that it is not sure that vaping is any less hazardous than cigarette smoking. In fact, the deeming regulations suggest that it is a problem that many consumers perceive vaping to be less hazardous than smoking. Moreover, the regulations make it clear that electronic cigarette companies will not be allowed to tell their customers that their products are any safer than real cigarettes, thus hiding the truth from the public and essentially requiring companies to implicitly lie to consumers.

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In an published in the New York Times,the president of the American Lung Association – Harold Wimmer – argues thate-cigarettes are addicting our nation’s kids and serving as a gateway totobacco addiction. Based on that alleged “fact,” Wimmer argues that electroniccigarette flavorings should be banned.

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