In an article released by USA Today covering a report by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), electronic cigarettes have become a flaming subject once again.
The IOM stated in their report as written by Dr. Jane Henney, a professor of medicine and public health sciences at the University of Cincinnati and chairwoman of the Institute of Medicine committee, "These products are ones that might carry a claim that they have less risk to the user than a traditional tobacco product. We believe that if those claims are to be approved by the FDA, the sponsor will have to bring to the agency a series of data to support that claim." The report suggests that the FDA require testing in laboratories and animals, progressing into trails with people.
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