GFN2016: E-cigarettes health potential: current evidence and future areas of exploration

[@ruanavailos4253]

Some pretty revolutionary ideas, Mr. Polosa. I am totally with you. Medicine could definitely benefit from a little fun. If your colleagues would walk that road with you - vaping medicine, using Cannabinoids to treat pain and mental illness, major depression and so forth...I don't know.

[@DeclanBowe]

I think it's 50,50 on the depate on vaping, fact is there not that long on the market to know long term effects, but what I do know from my own experience is u feel way more healthier vaping,no coughing like I used to my appetite is way better so as far as I am concerned vaping is better by far

[@ruanavailos4253]

When it comes to long-term effects.1. What do we consider long-term? Evidence proving the benefits of vaping are piling up since more than 12 years now. 2. The lungs of tobacco smokers begin to show the damage after not even 4 weeks of smoking. The lungs of vapers show no negative effects whatsoever after 12 years. Opposite. They show massive improvements. Conclusion: Even if science would find something that could be considered "harmful" it would definitely be minor. Minor - that's what scientists have stated. And I believe them (out of common sense),