Regardless of where you stand on these separate debates, the fact that in less than a decade electronic cigarettes have become one of the “big players” in shifting state and federal legislation, shows just how important electronic cigarettes are to changing the smokers market now as well as in the future.

One reason why these conclusions are so dangerous is that they may lead smokers to figure that there is no value in their smoking outside the home. If thirdhand smoke is as harmful as secondhand smoke, then why bother smoking outside?

The rest of the story is that this is what the tobacco industry used to do. It is not how we in tobacco control should be conducting our business.

It may take a Freedom of Interest Act (FOIA) request to obtain this information from OSH, or wherever this "secret" information resides, which is quite a shame given the fact that one of the major points made in the Surgeon General's report is its criticism of the unethical behavior of tobacco industry scientists who hid their financial relationships with the industry. It's sad that the federal government is condemning the past actions of scientists who hid financial connections with Big Tobacco, while it is engaging in the present action of hiding financial connections with Big Pharma.

Why would we want to suppress the provision of this information to the public? And what justification is there for a government-mandated suppression of the truth?

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