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CASAA's Medical Info-graph Handout
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This two-sided handout is perfect for printing and giving to your doctors. We suggst printing multiple copies for your doctor to hand out to other patients!
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The Facts acout Electronic Cigarettes
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Tri-Fold Brochure
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A Clinical Laboratory Model for Evaluating the Acute Effects of Electronic "Cigarettes": Nicotine Delivery Profile and Cardiovascular and Subjective Effects - Dr. Thomas Eissenberg, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Settlement Agreement - Oregon v Smoking Everywhere
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Settlement Agreement between Oregon Attorney General and Smoking Everywhere
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FDA Appeal Reply Brief
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FDA Reply to NJOY Appeal Response 7-22-2010
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VCU Study: Evaluating the Acute Effects of E-Cigarettes
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A Clinical Laboratory Model for Evaluating the Acute Effects of Electronic “Cigarettes”: Nicotine Delivery Profile and Cardiovascular and Subjective Effects
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CASAA Legislative Packet
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Information for legislators regarding e-cigarette use
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WLF Amicus Brief
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Amicus brief filed by Washington Legal Foundation
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Smokefree Amicus Brief
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Amicus brief filed by vaping groups and public health proponents.
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NJOY Appeal Brief
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NJOY's brief in answer to the FDA Appeal, filed 6/20/2010
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Study to Determine Presence of TSNAs in NJOY Vapor
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Ben Thomas Group, LLC determined that there are no cancer-causing chemicals in NJOY vapor.
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ALA Amicus Brief (U.S. Appeals Court)
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Amicus brief filed in court of appeals by AAP et al.
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FDA Brief for Appellants
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SE v. FDA Appeal Brief filed May 24, 2010
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CASAA Position Statement
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CASAA Position Statement on Electronic Cigarettes
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Abridged Petition for Live Signatures
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Printable version. A Petition for the AAP, ACS, AHA, American Legacy Foundation, ALA, AMA, ASH, FDA, Public Citizen and Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids to change their policy and support the sale and use of ecigarettes as a reduced harm option for committed adult smokers.
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ASH Amicus Brief
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Filed in Smoking Everywhere vs FDA
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FDA Brief in opposition
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Filed in response to Smoking Everywhere complaint
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Smoking Everywhere Complaint
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Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief and Restraining Order against the FDA
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The Electronic Cigarettes Petition
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Infograph on Electronic Cigarettes - Sign the Petition
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A Petition for Policy Change
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A Petition for the AAP, ACS, AHA, American Legacy Foundation, ALA, AMA, ASH, FDA, Public Citizen and Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids to change their policy and support the sale and use of ecigarettes as a reduced harm option for committed adult smokers.
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Exponent Report
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Response to the FDA summary
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Educational Packet
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Important information for legislature, politicians and journalists
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Chart of TSNA Amounts
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Chart, from Michael Siegel's blog, comparing TSNA carcinogen levels in e-cigs, cigarettes, and NRTs
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Poll of Electronic Cigarette Users:
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Why Did you start vaping?
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Electronic Cigarette Fact Sheet
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Fact Sheet sent to NYS legislators as enclosure to letter.
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CASAA's Letter to NY Legislators
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The full text of CASAA's letter to NYS legislators denouncing A9529 & S7234
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CASAA Press Release On NY Legislation
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CASAA Urges NY Lawmakers to Keep Electronics Cigarette Sales Legal
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Citizen Petition to Follow-up July 22, 2009 Press Conference on E-cigarettes
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Citizen Petition to reclassify E-cigarettes from "drug-device combination" to "tobacco product"
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CASAA Electronic Cigarette FAQs Sheet
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Common questions answered. Single page suitable for handouts.
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8 Biggest Electronic Cigarette Myths
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There are many myths and misconceptions about electronic cigarettes. Let's separate fact from fiction.
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Ecig User Poll Graphic
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Poll of electronic cigarette users debunks many misconception about electronic cigarettes.
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SE vs. FDA Opinion
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Judge Leon's 32-page opinion on the case.
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Judge Leon's Ruling: SE vs. FDA
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Electronic cigarettes are not a drug-delivery device as FDA claims.
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Should the health community promote smokeless tobacco (snus) as a harm reduction measure?
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PLoS Med. 2007 Jul;4(7):e185. Gartner, et al. The tobacco control community is divided on whether or not to inform the public that using oral, smokeless tobacco (Swedish snus) is less hazardous to health than smoking tobacco.
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CASAA Letter to FDA Center for Tobacco Products
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CASAA's letter urging the Center for Tobacco Products to take a Tobacco Harm Reduction approach.
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The Facts About Electronic Cigarettes
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Electronic Cigarette Association (ECA) 30-page informative brochure
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CDC Report - Safety of Theatrical Fog
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CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) report on the safety of "fog" used in theatrical productions.
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Alternative Nicotine Delivery as a Harm-Reduction Strategy
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Position paper by David T. Sweanor, lawyer and prominent figure in the field of tobacco harm reduction
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You might as well smoke; the misleading and harmful public message about smokeless tobacco
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ST users are told, in effect, that they might as well switch to smoking if they like it a bit more. Smokers and policy makers are told there is no potential for harm reduction. These messages are clearly false and likely harmful, representing violations of ethical standards.
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Tobacco harm reduction: an alternative cessation strategy for inveterate smokers
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A substantial body of research, much of it produced over the past decade, establishes the scientific and medical foundation for tobacco harm reduction using smokeless tobacco products.
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Permissive nicotine regulation as a complement to traditional
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The FDA could take a series of small steps that might ultimately replace a large proportion of cigarette smoking with equally addictive nicotine products, without risking serious public health setbacks.
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Joel L. Nitzkin letter to FDA
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Joel Nitzkin, chair of the American Association of PublicHealth Physicians letter to FDA Center for Tobacco Products
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Debunking the claim that abstinence is usually healthier for smokers ...
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Debunking the claim that abstinence is usually healthier for smokers than switching to a low-risk alternative, and other observations about anti-tobacco-harm-reduction arguments
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