In a blog entitled "New Evidence that Ecigs Promoting Nicotine Addiction among Young Adults," Stan Glantz argues on his blog that a new study has provided evidence that electronic cigarette use leads to nicotine addiction among young adults who have quit smoking in the past or never smoked in the first place.

The FDA's Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) assures us that for defective cigarettes, such as those which taste wrong, "issues will be addressed to ensure the protection of the public health." However, for normal cigarettes that are merely toxic or deadly, the FDA has taken no action to date to require these products to be safer.

"Engagement with the industry became increasingly unacceptable for researchers whose reputations were tarnished by their industry activities. At the same time, concerns about potential conflicts of interest among scientists increased, and disclosure of consulting activities to universities became the norm, making it more difficult for researchers to maintain secret ties to the tobacco industry. By contrast, when the 1964 report was released, there was little concern that scientists’ results would be influenced by their funding source." ...

Unfortunately, there have been numerous violations of this disclosure standard, as several commentators on electronic cigarette policy have failed to disclose their Big Pharma ties in published articles. I have highlighted many of these stories on my blog, but for one demonstrative example, see my on failed disclosures by an individual and an organization in the New York Times debate on electronic cigarettes.

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