Chemicals in electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) pose no health concern for users or bystanders.

July 21, 2016

A study just released by Professor Igor Burstyn, Drexel University School of Public Health, confirms that chemicals in electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) pose no health concern for users or bystanders. This is the first definitive study of e-cigarette chemistry and finds that there are no health concerns based on generally accepted exposure limits.

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Channel 10's 'The Project' talks e-Cigarettes

July 21, 2016

Last Wednesday on Channel 10's 'The Project', host Dr Andrew Rochford discussed e-Cigarette legislation and answered health related questions. In a recent study of 19,000 people, 81% affectedly substituted traditional cigarettes with electronic cigarettes. Dr Rochford stated, "logic would suggest if you are not burning all the other stuff that goes into cigarettes, its going to reduce your risk of cancer".

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Can eCigarettes Save Lives?

July 21, 2016

Can e-cigarettes save lives? This short doco gives insight into the world of ecigarettes via interviews with leading e-cigarette advocates in the medical health community, the ecigarette industry (including Liberty Flights) and vapers (electronic cigarette users). Clive Bates is interviewed about his views on vaping stating the annual death toll from smoking is staggering, approximately 6 million smokers worldwide die early as a direct result from smoking. With 700,000 people in the UK having switched away from smoking to using electronic cigarettes surely this trend must be seen as a public health triumph.

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Can e-cigarettes help make “real” cigarettes obsolete?

July 21, 2016

New York Times columnist Joe Nocera article, Two Cheers for E-Cigarettes published on December 6, 2013 is an informative opinion piece on electronic cigarettes as an alternative to “real” cigarettes.

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Ban on Smoking eCigarettes in Public Lifted

July 21, 2016

Italy's recent amendment to the Sirchia Law banning electronic cigarettes from public places has seen the use of e-cigarettes be permitted in places that traditional cigarettes are banned, such as offices, restaurants, cinemas, public transport and bars. However, electronic cigarette use will be still be banned in schools. 

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