This data was studied and used in an article titled; Background Paper on E-cigarettes, by Rachel Grana et al. Rachel Grana received her PHD and MPH (Masters of Public Health) from the University of Southern California. Therefore, she is very credibly and educated in the field of health. There could be some bias in this evidence as it was produce with contributions from many other doctors and business professionals.
The average puff from an e-cigarette typically yields six times less the amount of nicotine consumed. Thus, we can assume that by having less nicotine go into your system, the less likely you will become addicted and also try to help quit smoking. Also the aerosol levels where less in e-cigarettes, which could really benefit people …show more content…
Rachel Grana received her PHD and MPH (Masters of Public Health) from the University of Southern California. Therefore, she is very credibly and educated in the field of health. There could be some bias in this evidence as it was produce with contributions from many other doctors and business professionals. The study of this data was done by Goniewicz et al (2013), who is part of the Rosewell Park Cancer Institute. Maciej Goniewicz has earned, “a Pharm.D. degree (2002) and a Ph.D. in Toxicology and Pharmacology (2007) from the Medical University of Silesia, Poland” (https://www.roswellpark.edu/maciej-goniewicz). Thus, he is very qualified in finding evidence about the toxicology of e-cigarettes.
With e-cigarette toxin aerosol levels way less than tobacco cigarettes, the second-hand smoke consumed by them would be way less harmful to non-smoking bystanders. Since, there is a major movement in getting rid of smoking in restaurants or public places, the switch to e-cigarettes could allow smokers to still smoke in these places. Thus, could lead smokers to ultimately quit …show more content…
If thinking about supply and demand, the e-cigarettes supply and demand is on a right and upward trajectory. In the second part of evidence the study is done throughout California, which is one of the biggest state in the U.S.; therefore, we could predict that the rest of the U.S., may see the same increase in e-cigarette stores.
This piece of data was, “collected by the U.K. Electronic Cigarette Consumer Associa¬tion” (GCRC 15). It was used in a report by Dr. Schaller and associates, who work for the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg, Germany. This data was used in an article titled, Electronic Cigarettes – An Overview, by people of the German Cancer Research Center (GCRC). Therefore, somebody involved within that organization would have credibility about the profits behind e-cigarettes and they would definitely have expertise in the health characteristics of
The average puff from an e-cigarette typically yields six times less the amount of nicotine consumed. Thus, we can assume that by having less nicotine go into your system, the less likely you will become addicted and also try to help quit smoking. Also the aerosol levels where less in e-cigarettes, which could really benefit people …show more content…
Rachel Grana received her PHD and MPH (Masters of Public Health) from the University of Southern California. Therefore, she is very credibly and educated in the field of health. There could be some bias in this evidence as it was produce with contributions from many other doctors and business professionals. The study of this data was done by Goniewicz et al (2013), who is part of the Rosewell Park Cancer Institute. Maciej Goniewicz has earned, “a Pharm.D. degree (2002) and a Ph.D. in Toxicology and Pharmacology (2007) from the Medical University of Silesia, Poland” (https://www.roswellpark.edu/maciej-goniewicz). Thus, he is very qualified in finding evidence about the toxicology of e-cigarettes.
With e-cigarette toxin aerosol levels way less than tobacco cigarettes, the second-hand smoke consumed by them would be way less harmful to non-smoking bystanders. Since, there is a major movement in getting rid of smoking in restaurants or public places, the switch to e-cigarettes could allow smokers to still smoke in these places. Thus, could lead smokers to ultimately quit …show more content…
If thinking about supply and demand, the e-cigarettes supply and demand is on a right and upward trajectory. In the second part of evidence the study is done throughout California, which is one of the biggest state in the U.S.; therefore, we could predict that the rest of the U.S., may see the same increase in e-cigarette stores.
This piece of data was, “collected by the U.K. Electronic Cigarette Consumer Associa¬tion” (GCRC 15). It was used in a report by Dr. Schaller and associates, who work for the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg, Germany. This data was used in an article titled, Electronic Cigarettes – An Overview, by people of the German Cancer Research Center (GCRC). Therefore, somebody involved within that organization would have credibility about the profits behind e-cigarettes and they would definitely have expertise in the health characteristics of