It apprears that companies like E-Cigs

[bobbysox10]

PR-USA.net - The Electric Cigarette Gains Approval In Many Hospitals As Debate Continues

[Dudeman]

Good find!! We need more reports like this.

[Trish342]

That is great!! Thanks for posting this.

[bobbysox10]

For anyone interested, Every few days i do a google search for electronic cigarettes and after i get the results i click on news. Thats how i found this one

[clownfish159]

Thanks for sharing!

[Janetda]

You guys know this isn't a real news story? It's a PR piece. They are always well written, but not a news story. Sorry.

[JayDar82]

Sweet! I love reading stuff like this.

[Thulium]

You guys know this isn't a real news story? It's a PR piece. They are always well written, but not a news story. Sorry.

I think this one was particularly well written, and if a Hospital in Tampa is permitting or promoting the use of electronic cigarettes I would say that it is news, so I was disappointed to see that blatant advertisement at the end of the article.

[BigJimW]

I think this one was particularly well written, and if a Hospital in Tampa is permitting or promoting the use of electronic cigarettes I would say that it is news, so I was disappointed to see that blatant advertisement at the end of the article.

I have serious doubts on this stories validity. If a hospital in Tampa allows use of e-cigs, what's the name of the hospital so it can be verified as true? The lack of identifying the hospital right there tells me it's a .... and bull story.

The article rehashes the same quotes from Dr. Seigal, probably without his permission, continues with the same old lines about how the government is not getting their taxes, etc. And ends with an obvious advertisement.

If these stories these e-cig companies are putting out for PR turn out to be false, guess what? There goes anything this community says or does right out the window. Our credibility will be ruined. I'd really love to call out this company right now and ask to identify the hospital that is allowing this.

[rothenbj]

I think this one was particularly well written, and if a Hospital in Tampa is permitting or promoting the use of electronic cigarettes I would say that it is news, so I was disappointed to see that blatant advertisement at the end of the article.

My new favorite pet peeve- why do half the people that make comments to different articles HAVE TO mention the type E-Cig they're using and rave about them. To me it appears like spam; I'm sure that to anyone else it appears more so.

I don't feel anyone is doing this movement (should we call it that) any good by putting a sales pitch into a comment, other than sending people to this or some other informational forum where they can get pitched if they like. JMHO