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November 30, 2015, 01:00 pm
Smokers deserve lower-risk alternatives to the deadly cigarette
By Michael Siegel and Scott D. Ballin
Smokers deserve lower-risk alternatives to the deadly cigarette
Excerpt:
"In terms of science and technological advancement, today's products are light years ahead of what was on the market in 2007. As one major tobacco control organization has stated, we should be seeking to 'maximize e-cigarette benefits and minimizing their potential harms.’ Why should the most toxic consumer products on the market—combustible cigarettes—have to do absolutely nothing to stay on the market, while much safer, tobacco-free electronic cigarettes have to file burdensome and prohibitively expensive applications?"
November 30, 2015, 01:00 pm
Smokers deserve lower-risk alternatives to the deadly cigarette
By Michael Siegel and Scott D. Ballin
Smokers deserve lower-risk alternatives to the deadly cigarette
Excerpt:
"In terms of science and technological advancement, today's products are light years ahead of what was on the market in 2007. As one major tobacco control organization has stated, we should be seeking to 'maximize e-cigarette benefits and minimizing their potential harms.’ Why should the most toxic consumer products on the market—combustible cigarettes—have to do absolutely nothing to stay on the market, while much safer, tobacco-free electronic cigarettes have to file burdensome and prohibitively expensive applications?"