Legal action in the USA...by vapers

[Mark]

A refreshing read, albeit in the Mirror, a paper seemingly assiduous in printing anti ecig BS with alacrity recently. US vapers come together to raise funds to take the authors of misleading scaremongering drivel to court. Fookin hoorah

Professor Robert West, from University College London's Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, told Mirror Online that researchers behind studies showing the positive health implications of e-cigs often found it difficult to publish their work.

He said: "Bad studies on e-cigarettes are easy to do and easy to get into top journals, which are hungry for publicity.
"Good studies are hard to do and are difficult to get into top journals if they do not lead to scare stories."

E-cig bigwigs reveal plan to SILENCE health critics after raising $110,000 fightback fund in THREE HOURS - Mirror Online

 

[vaporsizer]

Interesting developments. I'm still never going to buy their shitty comic though. Even their poll doesn't say much, i'm pleased it's ahead in favour of not banning but who is voting ? The yes voters are likely to be all be uneducated non vapers so where do they get off ?

 

[Car147]

Good, maybe we should do the same with some of the chit in papers printed here, and those twats on Sky.

 

[daleson]

This is just the link in the chain loads of others will follow suit now well done

 

[Cabbo]

The wording throughout the article is very leading, painting vapers as some sort of lurching pro-cancer anti-science community. No uninformed person will read that and not feel threatened.

 

[schlinky]

Hey well this cheered me up a bit.

I hope the irony isn't lost on people