What does everyone think of the study published by the New England Journal of Medicine?

[Majid Saleh]

I came across a news article that went over a new study just done on e-cigs and their effectiveness to help you quit cigarettes. Ecigs were shown to be twice as effective as traditional methods like patches and gum. Will actual studies like this have any affect on the FDA or other regulators? Will they even take the time to review them?

Here is a quick video that summarizes the study.

 

[ScottP]

We think it has already been discussed here:
New Info on Vaping
and here:
UK study shows e-cigarettes help adult smokers quit, but US experts urge caution

Thanks for shamelessly plugging your own video though.

 

[Majid Saleh]

Ok nice, i was searching but couldn't find the discussion. Going to check it out now. Thank you for that.

Lol @ the video comment. Just trying to get people to hear the good news.

 

[ScottP]

Ok nice, i was searching but couldn't find the discussion. Going to check it out now. Thank you for that.

Lol @ the video comment. Just trying to get people to hear the good news.

I know. I am just the resident smart a..

 

[smacuser]

 

[CMD-Ky]

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This shall not stand! It is simply another piece of information for our regulators and legislators to ignore in their glorious quest to stamp out an "epidemic" of teenage juul use, saving an entire generation from untold horrors.

 

[smacuser]

This shall not stand! It is simply another piece of information for our regulators and legislators to ignore in their glorious quest to stamp out an "epidemic" of teenage juul use, saving an entire generation from untold horrors.

Make sure this info gets buried deep deep down the memory hole. I went to look if it might still be trending on Google News, and it seems to have disappeared .

 

[United States]

Keep spreading the good news....

 

[sonicbomb]

I don't know a single person who quit using gum or patches. Quitting using e-cigs is 'twice as effective' is perhaps a conservative estimate by orders of magnitude.