The article calls the “95% safer” estimate, “a ‘factoid’: unreliable information repeated so often that it becomes accepted as fact.”
https://www.tobaccofreekids.org/press-releases/2020_01_08_ecigarette_study
The article calls the “95% safer” estimate, “a ‘factoid’: unreliable information repeated so often that it becomes accepted as fact.”
https://www.tobaccofreekids.org/press-releases/2020_01_08_ecigarette_study
TurnTo10 reports on a debate in Rhode Island about banning all flavored vaping products.
“This policy isn’t focused on making current vapers quit. It’s about trying to prevent this epidemic of youth initiation with e-cigarettes,” said Kevin O’Flaherty, with Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
“Kids using mint before will use menthol tomorrow,” said Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. “Decades of experience with menthol cigarettes demonstrate that menthol appeals to kids … there is no public health justification for allowing continued sales of menthol e-cigarettes.”
We can save so many lives by banning flavored vaping