To add icing to the cake, Medical News Today that: "researchers from this latest study say thirdhand smoke is left on surfaces and ages over time, becoming increasingly more toxic. The team suggests second and thirdhand smoke are just as harmful as firsthand smoke."

While I didn't highlight this in my earlier post, ANR makes another false statement on its site. It claims that electronic cigarette companies are calling what comes out of their products a "vapor" rather than an "aerosol" because they are trying to connote "reduced harm." ANR then calls this a "tobacco industry tactic," implying that the electronic cigarette companies are acting in a fraudulent manner.

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The problem is that the smokers who used e-cigarettes were likely more heavily addicted and more resistant to quitting. The reason they tried e-cigarettes was probably related to their failure to quit smoking using other types of therapy, such as NRT or other drugs. E-cigarettes, after all, are not generally the first smoking cessation approach that a smoker will try.

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