Glantz is lucky that he didn't name any specific electronic cigarette companies. If he had, he would have opened himself up to a potential lawsuit.

The problem with e-cigarette experimentation, for the prospects of cigarette smoking initiation, is that youth are getting used to sweet and flavored products. It is going to be extremely difficult to go from the sweet and flavored taste of the electronic cigarette to the harsh taste of a tobacco cigarette. That transition is not favored, at least not on a theoretical basis. Why would a youth switch from a cherry e-cigarette to a Marlboro?

While anti-smoking groups push for bans on vaping in all workplaces and public places - even outdoor parks - throughout the nation, they are doing virtually nothing about the problem of secondhand smoke that is actually killing people: nearly half of the states still fail to protect workers from tobacco smoke exposure in bars, restaurants, and/or casinos.

This is dishonesty in research.

For those upset because they lost money on Super Bowl bets Sunday, I have good news for you. Next year, you can call a team of UC Riverside researchers for their premonitions about the Super Bowl outcomes before placing your bets. This research team has demonstrated themselves to be able to forecast the future, as they apparently are able to determine the conclusions of their research before even conducting the experiments.

The only thing I had to get used to was the draw. The heating element fires up when you take a draw, but needs a little suction to get started. There is a threshold of suction you need to attain before the heating element fires. I am assuming this has something to do with the smart chip needing at least a minimal amount of air to blend the vapor correctly. A non-issue however.

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