According to the article: "The U.S. surgeon general's landmark finding last week that filtered cigarettes may actually increase the risk of lung cancer could lead to a flurry of new lawsuits against tobacco companies and even expand cigarette litigation outside of Florida, where it has flourished for nearly a decade."

And importantly, the same thing is being said today, in some hospitals, about smokers. A number of hospitals refuse to hire smokers not merely to reduce health care costs, but because they don't want their patients to have to even "see" a smoker.

The American Heart Association recently released a in their journal, Circulation. The American Heart Association, or AHA, has long been a proponent of tobacco control, and reports great success with their efforts of reducing the number of youth and adolescents who become active smokers. The AHA published their policy and guidance on e-cigarettes, and while they stressed the importance of more research and regulation, they also reaffirmed how electronic cigarettes can be an effective, and a safer, method of nicotine replacement therapy that can aid users in their battle to quit smoking.

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