Opinion | The FDA’s Challenge on E-Cigs

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Opinion: The dramatic rise of e-cig use by young people demands FDA action, writes former FDA commissioner ScottGottliebMD

Electronic cigarettes are less harmful than traditional cigarettes, but they aren’t safe. There’s evidence they can damage the lungs, and they’re also a path to nicotine addiction.

Last year the percentage of teenagers using nicotine grew at the fastest rate ever recorded for an addictive substance, according to a survey funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The same organization also published a survey that found that children who use e-cigs are more likely to become long-term smokers of regular cigarettes than children who never use them.

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