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http://www.wtvm.com/story/26046203/special-report-vapor-of-confusion
"An e-cigarette is, goes by many different names," said Dr. Thomas J. Glynn with the American Cancer Society. "It can be an e-pen, it can be a vape pen, but they all exist to do the same thing, which is to deliver vaporized nicotine to the user."
Dr. Glynn says the different names are a concern to public health experts.
"They're sort of a camouflage," Dr. Glynn said. "A lot of kids who would never want to be associated with a cigarette are perfectly happy to be associated with a vape pen. Youth as well as adults may be somewhat confused by it."
Experts say that confusion could mean more teens than previously thought are using nicotine vapor products.
A CDC survey found 10 percent of high school students said they had tried e-cigarettes in 2012, double the year before.
But the CDC says now "it is possible that the use of hookah pens, e-hookahs, vaporizers could lead us to underestimate the overall use of nicotine delivery devices."
May? Could? Possible? - Your usual ANTZ propaganda buzz words!
So now its the NAME that makes the results different than they expected? I call Bullshit! - 5150
"An e-cigarette is, goes by many different names," said Dr. Thomas J. Glynn with the American Cancer Society. "It can be an e-pen, it can be a vape pen, but they all exist to do the same thing, which is to deliver vaporized nicotine to the user."
Dr. Glynn says the different names are a concern to public health experts.
"They're sort of a camouflage," Dr. Glynn said. "A lot of kids who would never want to be associated with a cigarette are perfectly happy to be associated with a vape pen. Youth as well as adults may be somewhat confused by it."
Experts say that confusion could mean more teens than previously thought are using nicotine vapor products.
A CDC survey found 10 percent of high school students said they had tried e-cigarettes in 2012, double the year before.
But the CDC says now "it is possible that the use of hookah pens, e-hookahs, vaporizers could lead us to underestimate the overall use of nicotine delivery devices."
May? Could? Possible? - Your usual ANTZ propaganda buzz words!
So now its the NAME that makes the results different than they expected? I call Bullshit! - 5150
