E-cigarettes: the best and the worst case scenarios for public health—an essay by Simon Chapman

Considerable energy is considering the potential benefits and harm of the spread of electronic cigarettes, and in some countries the use of electronic cigarettes grew exponentially. Simon Chapman thinks about two possible long-term usage patterns and believes that it is not possible to repeat these errors in the way tobacco is sold and sold.

A report on the World Health Organization's recent electronic nicotine distribution system has repeatedly stated that evidence of poverty is the guiding principle. The Government recommends that it regulate the products that can be used in public places, advertising products and places, and support studies on the safety and effectiveness of smoking cessation. 2 The report should be considered at the sixth Conference of the Parties. The WHO Tobacco Control Framework Convention will be held in Moscow from 13th to 18th October 2014.

In this article I looked at the best and worst case of electronic cigarettes; if users continue to smoke they claimed to help smoke and cease its value.

The best result of an electronic cigarette would be a rapid movement to a large scale fog of smokers, as well as the degree of replacing the movie with a digital camera. Beginning with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, there are unusual decreases in diseases caused by smoking, and cancers caused by smoking after years. In most cases, people who smoke are smokers, their main motivation is to quit smoking. Some people temporarily smoke ("dual users"), but most people quit smoking completely.

Children who had never smoked in former smokers had a very low smoking rate and a longitudinal study of children who started smoking showed that the transition to smoking can be ignored. Like adults, children use electronic cigarettes as an entrance to smoking instead of smoking.

To understand how electronic cigarettes will affect future public health in the future, the committee simulated several scenarios. All scenarios depend on the impact of electronic cigarettes on smoking cessation by smokers (see No. 1 in this list). "Unfortunately, the most important factor is our lack of evidence," Goniewicz told Vox. Assuming that the use of electronic cigarettes increases the net quit rate of adult flammable cigarettes, the model project suggests that despite the increased use of flammable tobacco products, the use of these products in a short period of time is net Of the public health benefits. Young people But in the long term (for example after 50 years), public health benefits greatly diminish and in some cases even negative.

Considerable energy is considering the potential benefits and harm of the spread of electronic cigarettes, and in some countries the use of electronic cigarettes grew exponentially. Simon Chapman argued that the two possible long-term usage patterns could not be repeated and could not repeat this mistake in cigarette sales and marketing, and the World Health Organization's recent e-nicotine distribution system report notes evidence guidance policy Repeatedly pointed out the lack of. The Government recommends that it regulate the products that can be used in public places, advertising products and places, and support studies on the safety and effectiveness of smoking cessation. 2 The report should be considered at the sixth Conference of the Parties. The WHO Tobacco Control Framework Convention will be held in Moscow from 13th to 18th October 2014.

According to a recent report on the public health impact of electronic cigarettes, consumers can not judge the differences between products and their relative risks, as electronic cigarette devices are diverse. That's why TruthActive encourages the FDA to review the decision to postpone electronic cigarette's full regulation by 2022 and asks the government to fully monitor electronic cigarettes as soon as possible. The faster the FDA can review electronic cigarettes, the more quickly the consumer knows which products are less harmful and which products can better deliver nicotine