WebMd article on e-cigarettes fairly objective, except no health benefits cited.

[Bill Godshall]

A new WebMD article on e-cigarettes is fairly objective, but fails to acknowledge that products have helped a million smokers quit or sharply reduced cigarette consumption despite intense fearmongering and misrepresentation of scientific evidence by e-cigarette prohibitionists, drug industry funded groups and government health officials.
E-cigarettes: Electronic cigarettes FAQs

 

[Bill Godshall]

At least the WebMD article on e-cigarettes is far more objective than the WebMD article on smokeless tobacco at
How to quit chewing tobacco

 

[Petrodus]

Fairly objective, except no health benefits cited

I guess its safe to exclude the life saving thing
because that would be making health benefit claims.
Wouldn't want to do that ... Especially in a WebMD article

Sorry ... "Dark Humor"

 

[Vocalek]

I wonder if the home country makes a difference. The e-cig article was produced by WebMD UK.