FOX article mentions ecigs

[RosaJ]

Here's an article on foxnewsonline.com about cigarette smoking and it mentions ecigs without the usual disclaimer of "need more studies."

Excerpt: "He also noted that the rise of e-cigarettes could be beneficial in helping people quit, as long as smokers completely make the switch from regular cigarettes to the electronic kind."

50 years of tobacco control extended lives of 8 million Americans, study claims | Fox News

 

[NorthOfAtlanta]

Still, at the end he uses they may hook people on nicotine and cause them to move to analogs. Had to get at least one of the lies in for BP.

Only 8 million, have to wonder how many lives would have been extended if e-cigarettes had been introduced 50 years ago.

 

[AegisPrime]

Still, at the end he uses they may hook people on nicotine and cause them to move to analogs. Had to get at least one of the lies in for BP.

Only 8 million, have to wonder how many lives would have been extended if e-cigarettes had been introduced 50 years ago.

Or if the benefits of snus had been promoted 22 years ago. The EU still has blood on its hands for that.

 

[Uma]

It amazes me how they don't consider how the wind blows. Those with cancer today, were exposed way back when, like say, during bombing wars, nuclear accidents, experiments gone bad & hidden under the rug, ....

 

[Orb Skewer]

Or if the benefits of snus had been promoted 22 years ago. The EU still has blood on its hands for that.

'Date of guilty knowledge' well and truly in the rear view mirror.

 

[Vocalek]

Sure wish they allowed comments.

I would love to point out that Levy needs to show some patience. Many of us who are now completely switched went through a transition period of so-called dual use. But during that time, we did reduce our exposure to hazardous substances because we smoked fewer conventional cigarettes. Also, some of us had to struggle to find the right combination of hardware and liquid that made the e-cigarette satisfying enough to function as a complete replacement. Ironically, communities such as South San Francisco, CA are proposing a ban on all stores that specialize in e-cigarettes, thereby locking the market into the under-powered cigarette look-alikes sold in discount stores, convenience stores, and gas stations--most of which are (or soon will be) sold by big tobacco companies. Talk about dumb laws!