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the Science of Electronic Cigarettes

What is the real science of electronic cigarettes? There are so many claims being bounced back and forth by anti smoking groups and by ecigarette supporters that it's hard to know what is fact and what is myth.

This is a collection of articles on the medical science of ecigarettes, the claims made by both sides and some interviews with doctors and scientists discussing electronic cigarettes.

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FDA has No Authority over Electronic Cigarettes as a Drug Device says Judge Leon
In a 32 page ruling released today for the Smoking Everywhere vs FDA lawsuit, US Federal Judge...
Electric Cigarette a Treatment for Parkinson's Disease Hopes USACIG
USACIG, maker of the "Electric Cigarette" announced they have signed an exclusive agreement with...
Njoy announces discontinuation of flavors and other steps to protect young people
Today Njoy, a leading electronic cigarette manufacturer announced they will be discontinuing the...
Smoke 51 aquired by Miller Diversified Corp
It's final. Smoke 51, AKA Smoke Anywhere Inc has been wholly aquired by the Miller Diversified...
Phillip Morris Negotiating for Rights to Electronic Cigarette
It seems Phillip Morris wants their own electronic cigarette. Philip Morris International, one of...
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copyright 2009 all rights reserved *Electronic Cigarettes have not been proven to help you quit smoking and no such claims are being made here. These are the authors personal thoughts on the debate and are not based on any scientific study. Ecigarettes are not marketed as a smoking cessation device and no legitimate manufacturer makes any such claim. E-cigarettes should not be confused with any FDA approved nicotine replacement therapy, for, like cigarettes, they are not FDA approved nicotine delivery systems.