What the FDA is stating is that it does not believe that it would be any worse for individual X to resume cigarette smoking than for her to remain an ex-smoker by continuing to vape. The FDA is stating that it is aware of no evidence to suggest that returning to cigarette smoking would be an unwise decision for this individual.

As a result, the report implies that cigarette filters increase lung cancer risk and opens the way for lawsuits based on this claim, as the Law360.com article suggests.

Currently under consideration in several states, is legislation that would tax electronic cigarettes as traditional tobacco cigarettes, which would be much costlier for consumers. For example, North Carolina currently taxes consumers 45 cents per pack, or 12.8% of the cost of traditional cigarettes and other tobacco products like snuff, cigars and chewing tobacco. David Powers, VP of Government Relations for R.J. Reynolds a large backer of the proposed legislation state’s “many smokers are switching from tobacco cigarettes to e-cigarettes, adding “vapor devices carry less health risk because no tobacco smoke is produced.” “We don’t want to create disincentives for smokers to try it.”

Now, if those 100 resistant smokers were then followed for six months, we would expect that very few of them would quit smoking because all of them had already tried e-cigarettes and failed.

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