Polito writes: "Physicians and government health workers are asked to ignorethe fact that, as found by a , more patients quit smoking cold turkey than byall other methods combined, that only a tiny fraction of successfulcessation involves use of any approved product (just 8 percent). Reflect on the fact that after 30 years and billions spent marketing Nicorette, that the Gallup Poll found that only 1 in 100 succeeded via nicotine gum. ... Fifty years of progress? Survey after survey teaches that feeding nicotine to nicotine addicts has nailed cessation to the floor, and that force-feeding weaning programs are costing lives (see , , , , , ). Don't expect to find any abrupt nicotine cessation paper cited in theGeneral's 978 page report. None. Why? Because the invited a number of financially conflicted researchers to help write it. Although impossible to know the role each played, to these eyes, their master's bidding leaps from the report."

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The safety standards should focus on the following issues:

The Rest of the Story

The AHA concluded their report by recognizing how e-cigarettes are changing the landscape of tobacco control. The policy and guidance they provide is developed from the current evidence compiled from the United States and international studies. The AHA will continue to monitor the impact of e-cigarettes and their newly developed technologies paying special attention to how it impacts cardiovascular health and the effect these devices has on youth and adolescents. As more research emerges, the AHA, and other health organizations, will clearly evolve their position on electronic cigarettes as we all watch this ever changing marketplace continue to grow.

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