The health risk is negligible and highly positive if vaping displaces smoking. If nicotine is so terrible for the brain, where are all the millions of brain-damaged former teen smokers? The whole brain damage case rests on a few ambiguous rodent studies.
I want parents, teachers, health professionals; decision makers; AND the e-cigarette industry to know that we all can take actions to prevent and reduce e-cigarette use among youth. We need to protect our children from this completely preventable health risk. #NoEcigs4Kids
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If Vaping was banned, Teen smoking would double almost immediately and PH would blame the increase on vaping because they never take responsibility for their decisions.
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Free cigarettes?
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#nosocialmarijuana !!! I advocate the use of medicinal marijuana particularly to reduce opioid consumption. But we are substituting a new public health burden. This time it doesn’t affect our lungs directly but affects our minds / brains
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Because they're clearly more dangerous than opioids or actual cigarettes
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This isn’t anti-business. This is pro-youth. Pro-workforce. Pro-healthcare savings. Pro-school outcomes. Pro-life expectancy. Pro- quality of life. Pro-economic development. Pro-no duhpic.twitter.com/dTooCIY6ze
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Alternatively, all of that is false and government is just looking for an excuse to impose higher taxes on a product with no known connections to cancer or "popcorn lung."
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Opioids first
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