"ECigarette" Sparks Interest From FDA - MSNBC

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"ECigarette" Sparks Interest From FDA
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[SIZE=-1]The ECigarette looks just like a real cigarette with a filter. The power indicator light at the end glows red so it really does look like a real lit cigarette. Inside the high-tech smoking stick are a computer chip and an atomizer that help create a ...[/SIZE]


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riddle80

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If the product does what it claims, the FDA says it needs to be inspected, tested, and regulated.

What it claims as in helping you quit smoking and being healthy. This is exactly why the FDA is getting involved and it's too late to stop it now. Are they speaking of Smoking Everywhere? They make it sound as though only 1 manufacturer exists saying things like "the company that makes the ecigarette".
 

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This is happening all the time now TB. Unfortunately, high profile companies like SE are now representing the entire industry due to reporters laziness. Every article is starting to read the same, picking up on the same stories that have been circulating and not going outside this box. I expected more from them as well.
 

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It is very sad, a result of massive layoffs of talented reporters at most major publications. The laziness begins with a press release, sloppily rewritten with no in-depth research beyond fact verification (yep, there's a company named ....).

This is eroding trust at such a rate that Americans are being left without an authority to believe -- they now read like-minded bloggers who wouldn't know "fair and balanced" if it knocked on their door.

So sad.
 

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The usual level of 'in depth' reporting I expect from MSNBC.

Sadly, it's not just MSNBC. News organizations have mostly forgotten what reporting should be about. There's almost no investigative journalism anymore. They find someone with something to say about x or y, and just parrot the talking points.
 

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Until they are studied more?!?!?! Let's study! Let's compare a regular cigarette to an ecig and see which one is more dangerous!
It's like they think we're smoking asbestos here!

Asbestos! Did you say asbestos! Oh my god, the mere mention of the word could kill us all!

Another product that was hammered down our throat as an unbelievably dangerous substance. I don't know about you people, but in school we used to use asbestose all the time in art class. Asbestos gloves, asbestose tiles for printing. And till this day, none of my classmates have keeled over. Does anyone on this forum even know anyone who has died from asbestos! Sure, if you work with it for 30 years maybe. Just another one of those things that are deemed disproportionataly dangerous by the governments scientists and cost big $$$$$ to remove from your home.

off topic I know, but relative to living in a nanny state that feels they need to regulate everything.
 
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