A friend of mine is a press officer for the Royal College of General Practitioners and was very interested in all the e-smoking paraphernalia I carry about. We talked at length about it. My friend now seems professionally interested in the device and is considering drawing up a document for distribution to UK GPs and possible (probable) release to the press.
I'm posting this because I'd like everybody's opinion. Do you think it is a good idea at this stage for these devices to be brought to the attention of medical professionals (or any wider audience at all), or would it be better to continue flying under the radar, as some of our members feel?
If I were to speak at length, all I could really do is refer my friend to Dr Laugesen's report to the WHO, as my personal impressions of e-smoking are worthless for something like this.
I'm pretty much frozen in place at the moment (I'm not going to do anything until I've seen Doctor Laugesen's report, or the excerpts from it that Bob is permitted to update us with).
So, what do you think?
Emp
I'm posting this because I'd like everybody's opinion. Do you think it is a good idea at this stage for these devices to be brought to the attention of medical professionals (or any wider audience at all), or would it be better to continue flying under the radar, as some of our members feel?
If I were to speak at length, all I could really do is refer my friend to Dr Laugesen's report to the WHO, as my personal impressions of e-smoking are worthless for something like this.
I'm pretty much frozen in place at the moment (I'm not going to do anything until I've seen Doctor Laugesen's report, or the excerpts from it that Bob is permitted to update us with).
So, what do you think?
Emp