BBC radio report on E-cigs.

[jeffc]

Hi peeps.

Please listen from 7 mins 50 secs, very interesting comments made by doctors and other medical experts.



www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/healthc






jeffc

[kirrielad]

No linky mate

[jeffc]

Linky now added, sorry.

[davess]

Just listened, really interesting and hopeful.

[neptune]

This was quite a positive article, especially from the BBC. All they need to do now is make an hour-long documentary and show it on Panarama.

[lynxkat]

The best I have heard yet. Thanks for posting.

[richo71]

Very Positive reporting from the BBC but like the countries that have just gone ahead and banned them we have to educate the governing bodies in charge of possible regulation or banning (i hate saying the latter) because without this education they (the governing bodies) will not make the right decisions on the future of vaping/e-cigs. IMHO it will all boil down to how much money the government will lose out on (tax) form tobacco ciggies or how much they can gain from e-cigs. The same thing happens now in our PCT areas regarding Medicine availability (post code lottery) 
  This is my own personal opinion though peeps 

[Bluefish]

What episode is it, I get the truth about mental health? EDit found it

[Bluefish]

A bit of common sense at last?

[GunJack]

interestingly, the prof who called outright bans "nuts" was the same one who brought up the gateway to tobacco for youngsters...talk about mixed messages..but yes, overall positive

[matt1988]

That was a good article, balanced but swaying towards us. And made good points about gateways, but the serious one hasn't been proven, and pretty unlikely. If 1% have the 'bad' gateway experience but e-cigs out sell tobacco cigarettes, then surely in risk vs reward, reward prevails.