WebMD E-Cigarettes: What the Research Shows

[Painter_]

WebMD is all over the board on e-cigs, this has very little junk in it and appears to be in favor of vaping.

http: //www.webmd.com/smoking-cessation/news/20140326/what-research-shows-about-e-cigarettes

I did not see it posted before If I missed it just sorry for the repeat information.

 

[wv2win]

I've seen much worse articles and at least they used Dr. Siegel for information. Although I highly suspect they edited out some of his more positive comments. They also were quite vague on the second-hand vapor risk, when from everything many of us have read, it is as close to zero as you can get. They also did nothing to really explain the truth behind teenagers trying vaping. No mention that it was almost exclusively teenagers who already smoke, trying vaping.

In comparison to the articles on WebMD on vaping a year or two ago, this is much better. There was a "grudging" acceptance that vaping is significantly better than smoking.

 

[Anjaffm]

Hm... I have seen worse articles on vaping

 

[Uma]

Webmd certainly enjoys playing both sides, just in case.

 

[Roger_Lafayette]

WebMD is all over the board on e-cigs, this has very little junk in it and appears to be in favor of vaping.

http: //www.webmd.com/smoking-cessation/news/20140326/what-research-shows-about-e-cigarettes

I did not see it posted before If I missed it just sorry for the repeat information.

There's plenty of nasty stuff in there. Maybe we've become so used to nuclear waste from the media that a mere cesspool appears divine:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...s-uk-ca-sk-us-vt-nj-pa-mn-mo-ok-tx-ne-ca.html