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Originality Is Like Paprika, Best In Small Doses
So, last night was Halloween, and this morning can officially be dubbed Hangover Appreciation Day (HAD). Not that I actually have a hangover. No, I have a sugar-over, but no actual booze was involved in my celebrations last night. Just a lot of candy and excitable people.
At any given Halloween party, the costumes can tell you a lot about the person wearing them. For more, you can read this article on Cracked, but for now, let's just call those categories "The Slutty ______", "The No Effort", "The Too Much Effort", "The Store-bought", and "The In Joke".
This year, like all years, I went as a pop culture in-joke. Well, more specifically, I went as Talia al-Ghul from the end of The Dark Knight Rises, which shouldn't be obscure, given how many freaking people saw that movie, but was anyways.
Okay, my point here isn't that I had to go around all night explaining what my costume was (even though I did), it's that on any given Halloween, most people have the same impulses towards their costumes. They may not all dress the same, but chances are you're going to get a lot of references to movies that just came out, movies that came out a while ago but have been dubbed cool recently, and a lot of people wearing stuff just because they think it looks good.
That's Halloween, and that's okay.
But this race away from originality (true originality) is a pretty common thing in our culture. And that's not exactly a bad thing.
We like things that we can share with each other. Hell, I do it. I could have dressed up like a character I actually admire and love (Jenny Sparks from The Authority), but I am well aware that no one I know would have understood, and I wanted an in joke with them. Granted most of them didn't get it anyway, but there's a desire there. A desire to have something fun shared among you.
That's largely what Halloween is about. Sharing stuff with the people you care about. And if that stuff happens to be pop culture related, then more the better. Those are stories and characters that we have as a cultural touchstone. It's easy to do a pop culture costume because those are ones that people can immediately get. We see it and we think, "Man! I get that! This person is awesome for wearing something that I get!"
And then the species gets propagated. Because nothing says attractive like a good Captain America costume (not sarcasm).
Anyway, my point with all of this is that we put a premium on originality a lot of the time, ignoring the fact that most of our favorite things are our favorite things because we get them. Because we had a cultural context with which to understand them, and because they are not original. Not totally.
Okay. I do have a larger point with all of this: Originality is good, but only up to a point. Once you're past the threshold, it stops being original and starts being just weird. And that's not good either.
I present, as arguments, two books that I read recently: Elphame's Choice, by P.C. Cast and Unshapely Things, by Mark Del Franco. Now, I'm going to spoil the ending and tell you that one of these books I hated, and the other one I loved. But which one, oh which one?
Elphame's Choice is a female protagonist YA fantasy that follows Elphame, a mystically chosen faun, through the world of Partholon. The daughter of a centaur and the "Beloved of the Goddess", Elphame has grown up knowing she was different and knowing that the Goddess wanted something special for her. The whole book is about her coming to accept her self and her speshul powers, so that she can rise above into her Mary-Sueness and save the day.
Okay, I never said I was going to make it hard for your to guess which one I liked.
There's a whole series.
By contrast, Unshapely Things follows former druid Connor Grey as he tracks down a magical serial killer in downtown Boston. There are rude fairies, elves with Nazi sympathies, and an incredibly complicated, albeit original, magical system. Grey has to find out who's killing fairy prostitutes, officially the lowest of the low even in a city as comfortable with the Fey as Boston, and make sure he doesn't die in the process. Oh, and he doesn't have any magic anymore. So there.
Look, like I said, it's not hard to tell which of these I liked better. And aside from the general differences in writing ability, it's not hard to tell why.
Unshapely Things takes the tenets of urban fantasy (magic, fairies, cities) and uses them for something completely different. You can't say this is a Dresden Files knockoff, because aside from both having similar bases, they really have nothing in common. It's familiar, but it's not old hat.
Elphame's Choice, though, builds everything from the ground up. It's not just a new magical world that we've never heard of, it's one inhabited by magical women, goddesses, and centaurs. Oh, and our main character is weird here. Despite our knowing nothing about this world, we know that she's different. And magic. Extra magic. And chosen by the Goddess who, despite the pantheistic society, is the most specialist Goddess.
Elphame's Choice is trying too hard to woo you with its originality, and in so doing completely loses track of the things that we find relatable in a story. We want a story to be strange, definitely. But we want it to be strange in a way that we recognize.
Just. Like. Halloween.
See what I did there?
There's a series of these ones too, but best to say I don't recommend it and leave it at that.
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Dallas, Texas – Nokia and AT&T today announced that they have successfully completed the first call on AT&T's network utilizing C-Band spectrum, which was awarded just three months ago. The call was made using a 5G smartphone form factor mobile test device powered by the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X55 5G Modem-RF System using the Nokia AirScale baseband and 5G massive MIMO (mMIMO) 64T64R C-Band radio. C-Band spectrum provides a good balance of both coverage and capacity and will further enhance AT&T's ambitions of expanding 5G coverage and performance across the nation. AT&T has announced plans to cover 200 million people with C-Band by the end of 2023.
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Parasite wood carvings also make up a lot of our wood products. These are carved from wood from the Chinaberry tree. The Chinaberry tree, in particular, can play host to a parasitic plant, a little like mistletoe, that attaches itself to the bark of the tree, and takes nourishment from the tree sap. Whilst the parasitic plant is attached the Chinaberry tree growth is distorted around the point of attachment, producing so-called "wood roses". The presence of the parasitic plant can damage, and even kill, the host tree. The parasitic plants are removed, often saving the tree, and the resulting "wood roses" are removed and carved into a wide range of different forms, by the skilled artisans of Bali.
We encourage our suppliers to utilise and recycle local materials wherever possible. Our Coffee Root and Glass Bowl range in particular is a good example of this. The wood itself comes from off-cuts of the furniture trade that, in former times, used to be destroyed. The glass is made from recycled glass too, meaning that the whole beautiful product comes purely from waste materials.
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London, 29 November, 2016. Therium Capital, a leading global provider of litigation finance, has appointed Tom Sibert as General Counsel and Investment Officer in London.
Before joining Therium, Tom was a corporate partner in London for global law firm, K&L Gates LLP. During this time, he advised on a broad range of corporate transactions with a particular focus on cross border mergers and acquisitions, both public and private, and corporate finance. Other practice areas included private equity and venture capital transactions, joint ventures and complex commercial agreements. The Legal 500 recommends Tom for mergers and acquisitions and commercial contracts work.
Neil Purslow, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Therium, said: "Tom is a tremendous addition to Therium and we are very pleased that he has joined the team. The interest in using third party funding for complex commercial litigation continues to grow, both for claimants that wouldn't otherwise have access to the capital required to launch a case and by those using it strategically as off balance sheet financing."
Tom Sibert, General Counsel and Investment Officer of Therium, added: "I am delighted to join Therium. The firm has seen significant international expansion this year, into North America and Scandinavia and it is focused on substantial and interesting cases. The growth opportunity is very exciting."
Founded in London and Jersey in 2009, Therium is one of the most established global litigation financing firms, with a market-leading track record of generating superior returns for its investors. In April 2015, Therium secured $300 million to invest in commercial litigation financing, the largest ever single investment in the litigation funding sector, globally. In April 2016, Therium became the first European litigation finance company to launch a full service business in North America, Therium Inc., which is headquartered in New York. In June 2016, Therium introduced litigation financing to Scandinavia when it opened an office in Oslo.
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MASSA SINGH CHAHAL- CARTAGE CONTRACTER, HAWKER, WRESTLER & ATHLETE
Canning Sikh Cremation Site Western Australia
Cameleer, Cremation, Indian, Sikh, Wrestlers
Massa Singh, Leederville, Western Australia 1905. Courtesy of National Archives.
Massa Singh the son of Jhanda Singh Chahal was born in the Kaleke, Amritsar, Punjab, India, in 1872. He is believed to have arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia in 1896 at age 25. Massa Singh is recorded as sailing to Adelaide in 1899 and from Colombo to Freemantle in 1907, 1910 AND 1916. During his time in Australia he was employed as a Cartage Contractor that used a wagon and camels at Coolgardie, Peak Hill Station, Carnarvon, the Murchison area in the goldfields of Western Australia[1] and was well known throughout Australia for Wrestling[2] and Athletics (Club Swinging with Clubs weighing 14 pound each.)[3]
Not long after settling in Australia and setting up business Massa was set upon and robbed of £90 by several Afghans, one of them had threatened to shoot him. In May 1922, Massa Singh, like many other camel contractors was owed money by his contractors, H. Francisco and Peter Epis and took them to court for unpaid labour of £112/12/- ($225.20), when he carted copper ore and goods from Meekartharra, Peak Hill and Quingle Station to the Sons of Gwalia Copper Mine, Illgarrarie from 20 March to 9 August in 1920. Massa won the case with costs in June 1922[4]
During January, 1925 while Massa was at Twin Peak Station near Mullewa, W. A. he sold his 14 ton wagon and 17 camels. Note: Massa Singh was a Sikh from the Punjab who arrived independently into Australia and became a Private Cartage Contractor that used a wagon and camels. He hired out his services as opposed to the majority of muslim cameleers who were imported into Australia and indentured at starvation wages and terrible working conditions, and were expected to take strings of camels travelling hundreds of miles into the outback to service mines, cattle and sheep station and towns. [5]
Sometime before 1935 Massa moved to live with his friend, Meer (sic. Amreek) Singh, also a cameleer who owned a house at 123 Richmond Street, Leederville, WA.[6] Both men had travelled back to India several times and were listed travelling together as passengers on the "Orient" on their return to Fremantle in 1907.[7] Massa later made an extended stay of five years with his family in India, returning to Australia in 1916.
In 1932 Meer (sic. Amreek) Singh's dream of the Canning Cremation Ground being set aside as a Sikh Cremation Ground was realized when it was deemed by his Excellency the Lt. Governor and Administrator with advice and consent of the Executive Council, that Reserve No. 20968 Canning (near Riverton) should vest in and be held by Bollah (Bhola) Singh and Massa Singh in trust for the purpose of a Sikh Cemetery.[8]
Both Meer and Massa in their later life made their living as hawkers. Meer (sic. Amreek) Singh was still living at a house he owned in Richmond Street when died in 1946 at age 67.[9] Bhola Singh, a hawker married Mildred Muir in 1904[10]. He lived at 16 East Street, Mt. Hawthorn until his death at age 91 in 1949.[11] Massa Singh like many other Indians often returned to India to visit his family. He applied for an extension to his Certificate of the Dictation Test (C.E.D.T) from India on the 8 November 1936 due to his ill health. On the 15 March 1939 Massa again applied for an extension to his C.E.D.T but he was not recorded as paying the pound that was neccessary and there was no more communication from him from India. He died in his village and his ashes were taken to the Ganges River at Hardiwar by his son Tarlok Singh Chahal.
Massa Singh Chahal lived at Meekatharra, WA. This photo of a Camel Wagon carrying 10 tons of charcoal was taken at Meekatharra.
On the 29 May 1903 Massa Singh gave a demonstration of Club Swinging 0f 14 pound Clubs at the Anglican Concert at the Royal Hall in Norseman to raise funds for the Holy Trinity Church. Photo: Massa Singh's Clubs. Courtesy of Chahal Family, Jandiala, Punjab, India.
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[1] Singh, Massa, NAA: PP4/2, 1933/766.
[2] HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Kalgoorlie Miner WA 30 December 1901 p. 7.
[3] CONCERT AND THEATRICALS. Norseman Times WA. 28 April 1903 p. 2.
[4] SUPREME COURT, The Daily News Perth, WA. 8 May 1922 p. 7. & The Western Australian. Perth WA. 3 June 1922, p. 8.
[5] FOR SALE. The West Australian Perth, WA. 21 January 1925 p. 11.
[6] Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Rate Books, 1880-1946 Leederville East Ward.
[7] Singh Meer, Singh Massa, Fremantle, Western Australia, Passenger Lists, 1897-1963.
[8] Government Gazette of WA No. 63 Perth 23 December, 1932 p. 1882.
[9] Singh, Mier, Death Certificate No: 1043 Perth, Western Australia, 1946.
[10] Singh Bhola, Marriage Certificate Registration No: 1567 Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950.
[11] Singh Bholo, Death Certificate Registration No: 384 Australia, Death Index, 1787-1985.
CHAHAL Family History.
SINGH MASSA 1899 -New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922.
SINGH MASSA 1907 Fremantle, Western Australia, Passenger Lists, 1897-1963.
SINGH MASSA 1910 Registers of Inward and Outward Passengers, 1893-1896. Accession Number 113, AN 371. State Records Office of Western Australia, Perth, Australia.
SINGH MASSA 1916 RMS Mongolia NAA: PP4/2, 1933/766.
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Rulia Singh a well known Sikh Hawker at Timboon, Victoria, was courageous when he entered his burning home by knocking boards off the wall, to save his two kittens that…
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Ratan Chand Mehra a New Zealand Anzac Ratan Chand Mehra, a Hindu, was born on the 29th November 1884 in the Lahore, Punjab, India (this is now Pakistan). He married…
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Der 1,59 Meter große Mauro Acosta belegte 2008 bei den Südamerikameisterschaften der Gewichtheber in Buenos Aires den sechsten Rang in der Kategorie bis 62 kg. Er wurde bei den Panamerikameisterschaften des Jahres 2010 in Guatemala-Stadt 14. in der Gewichtsklasse bis 56 kg. Acosta nahm mit der uruguayischen Mannschaft an den Panamerikanischen Spielen 2011 in Guadalajara und an den Südamerikameisterschaften jenen Jahres in der Klasse bis 62 kg teil. Die Wettbewerbe schloss er als Achter bzw. Zweiter ab. In derselben Gewichtsklasse belegte er 2013 bei den Panamerikameisterschaften im venezolanischen Isla Margarita den zehnten, im Rahmen der Südamerikameisterschaften den sechsten Platz.

Bei den Südamerikaspielen 2014 in Santiago de Chile landete er im vom Kolumbianer Francisco A. Mosquera gewonnenen Wettbewerb der Klasse bis 62 kg auf dem 6. Rang. Auch an den Südamerikameisterschaften 2016 in Brasilien nahm er teil und belegte in der Klasse bis 62 kg den 10. Platz.

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Im Rahmen der Ehrungen der besten uruguayischen Sportler des Zeitraums 2009–2010 ("Deportista del Año") wurde er am 28. März 2011 seitens des Comité Olímpico Uruguayo im Teatro Solís als bester Sportler des Jahres 2009 in der Sparte "Gewichtheben" ausgezeichnet.

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The British Government reaffirmed its double-lock sovereignty commitment to Gibraltar on two separate occasions during a 'right of reply' to Spain's intervention at the UN Fourth Committee in New York on Tuesday.
Speaking at the end of the session, ambassador Peter Wilson, the UK's deputy permanent representative at the UN, also said the Trilateral Forum for Dialogue remained " the most credible, constructive and practical means" of strengthening relations between the UK, Spain and Gibraltar.
And he insisted that Gibraltar must participate "in its own right" in any process of dialogue and that this was "non negotiable".
Mr Wilson was responding to a speech by Spanish ambassador Román Oyarzun Marchesi, Spain's permanent representative at the UN, who had earlier outlined a formal proposal to the UK for dialogue on joint sovereignty.
The response left no doubt that the UK and Spain are poles apart in their respective positions on Gibraltar, making a consensus decision at this year's UN session increasingly unlikely.
Whereas Spain is intent on pushing for bilateral talks and joint sovereignty, Britain remains steadfast in its double-lock commitment that it will never change or discuss Gibraltar's sovereignty against the wishes of the Gibraltarians.
Mr Wilson underscored that point not just once but twice during his intervention, adding that Gibraltarians enjoyed the right of self-determination and a modern, mature relationship with the UK.
"The Government of the United Kingdom restates its longstanding commitment to the people of Gibraltar that it will not enter into arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another State against their freely and democratically expressed wishes," he said.
"The United Kingdom also confirms that it will not enter into a process of sovereignty negotiations with which Gibraltar is not content."
"The United Kingdom reaffirms its commitment to safeguard Gibraltar, its people and its economy."
A few minutes later, the British ambassador underlined the same point again as he told the UN that Britain was committed to "fully involving" Gibraltar in the process of leaving the EU.
That will have rankled with Spain, which had sought the support of EU countries to keep Gibraltar outside the Brexit negotiations.
"The United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union does not change our unwavering commitment to respecting Gibraltar's wishes on sovereignty," Mr Wilson told the Fourth Committee.
"As I have already said, we will not enter into arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another State against their freely and democratically expressed wishes."
"Nor will the United Kingdom enter into a process of sovereignty negotiations with which Gibraltar is not content."
Britain and Gibraltar, he added, remain "strongly committed" to trilateral dialogue.
"The United Kingdom regrets the fact that the government of Spain withdrew formally from those talks in 2012," Mr Wilson said.
"Under the 2006 constitution, Her Majesty's Government of Gibraltar has competence for all policy areas except for External Relations, Defence and Internal Security, which are reserved by Her Majesty's Government of the United Kingdom."
"Gibraltar's active participation, in its own right, in any dialogue process is therefore non-negotiable."


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Home » National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Report Recognizes that Vapor Products Are Significantly Less Harmful than Traditional Combustible Cigarettes
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Report Recognizes that Vapor Products Are Significantly Less Harmful than Traditional Combustible Cigarettes
By Azim Chowdhury on February 12, 2018
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Committee on the Review of the Health Effects of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Releases Report Documenting Massive Review of Existing Scientific Literature
On January 23, 2018, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (hereinafter referred to as the "National Academies") Committee on the Review of the Health Effects of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) (hereinafter referred to as the "Committee") released a report entitled, "Public Health Consequences of E-Cigarettes" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report").[1] The Report, which was the result of the Committee's review of over 800 articles identified from a massive literature search of six different databases, noted that the Committee found sufficient literature to suggest that, "while there are risks associated with e-cigarettes, compared with combustible tobacco cigarettes, e-cigarettes contain fewer toxicants; can deliver nicotine in a manner similar to combustible tobacco cigarettes; show significantly less biological activity in a number of in vitro, animal, and human systems; and might be useful as a cessation aid in smokers who use e-cigarettes exclusively."[2] In sum, the Report acknowledges that vaping is significantly less harmful than smoking traditional combustible tobacco cigarettes
Background on the Report
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 included language directing the Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to "contract with the Institute of Medicine to conduct an in-depth evaluation of available evidence of health effects from e-cigarettes and recommendations for future federally funded research."[3] CTP contracted with the National Academies to convene an ad-hoc committee to conduct this evaluation, which resulted in the creation of the Committee. The Committee's literature review included an analysis of data on both short-term and long-term health effects in: (1) users of ENDS, including health effects associated with the use of these devices (e.g., cigalikes, tank systems, mods); (2) vulnerable populations of users (e.g., youth, pregnant women, individuals with underlying medical conditions (e.g., heart disease, pulmonary disease); and (3) non-users of ENDS exposed to second-hand and third-hand aerosol generated by use of these devices.[4]
The Report Concludes That Vapor Products Are Less Harmful Than Combustible Tobacco Cigarettes
Perhaps the most significant aspect of the Report is the Committee's implicit and explicit conclusion that e-cigarettes are safer than combustible tobacco cigarettes. Although the Report is more cautious than the Royal College of Physicians Report,[5] the Committee nevertheless acknowledged that the "current evidence points to e-cigarettes being less harmful than combustible tobacco cigarettes."[6]
Moreover, several of the Report's findings bolster the Committee's conclusion that e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible tobacco cigarettes. For example, the Committee found "conclusive evidence that completely substituting e-cigarettes for combustible tobacco cigarettes reduces users' exposure to numerous toxicants and carcinogens present in combustible tobacco cigarettes."[7] Indeed, all cross-sectional and longitudinal studies comparing exposure to nicotine and toxicants in smokers who substituted e-cigarettes for their combustible cigarettes, showed that smokers who substitute e-cigarettes for their combustible cigarettes had significantly reduced levels of biomarkers of exposure to potentially toxic chemicals.[8] Similarly, the Committee observed that "although some studies found similar harm from e-cigarettes, no studies found that e-cigarettes were more harmful than combustible tobacco cigarettes among combustible tobacco cigarette smokers who switched to exclusive e-cigarette use."[9]
Further, the Committee concluded that there was "substantial evidence that completely switching from regular use of combustible tobacco cigarettes to e-cigarettes results in reduced short-term adverse health outcomes in several organ systems."[10] In addition, studies reviewed by the Committee showed that use of an e-cigarette in indoor environments may involuntarily expose non-users to nicotine and particulates, but such exposure is at lower levels compared with exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke from combustible tobacco cigarettes.[11] The Report also noted that, "among dual users, e-cigarettes may help maintain smoking reduction."[12]
At the same time, the Report notes that "the proportion of U.S. adults who consider [e-cigarettes] to be as harmful as combustible tobacco cigarettes has increased over time," indicating that the public needs information related to the relative harm of e-cigarette products.[13] However, the "modified risk" provisions of the Tobacco Control Act (the "Act") prohibit vapor companies from making truthful claims that their products present reduced-risk compared to combustible cigarettes, or even that their products do not contain or produce smoke or tar, without submitting an extensive application and securing FDA's approval to make such claims.[14] Indeed, the modified risk standard is so stringent that it is highly unlikely any such claim will ever be approved for a vapor product.[15]
Accordingly, an unintended consequence of FDA's approach to implementing the Act may be the proliferation of misinformation concerning the relative risks of vapor products and combustible tobacco cigarettes.[16]
Youth Use of E-Cigarettes
A frequent area of concern for courts[17], FDA, and public interest groups involves the use of e-cigarettes among youth. As background, the Committee notes that the "proportion of youth who reported ever using e-cigarettes varies substantially across surveys" from as low as 10.7 percent to as high as 27.1 percent.[18] The Committee indicates that "early results suggest" that e-cigarette use "stabilized or decreased in youth between 2015 and 2016, despite increases between 2011 and 2015 across a range of surveys."[19] Among those who reported having ever used an e-cigarette, youth most commonly reported using rechargeable/refillable tank-style devices, with more than half (53.4 percent) of middle and high school students reporting using only this kind of device."[20]
In its consideration of the impact of e-cigarette use on "ever-use" of combustible tobacco products, which critically, is defined as smoking a single cigarette at any point in one's life, the Report considers two dueling hypotheses (i.e., the diversion hypothesis and the catalyst hypothesis). The Committee explains that e-cigarettes could have a preventive effect if the diversion hypothesis – the hypothesis that because some youth possess an elevated drive to engage in exploratory or risk-taking behavior, the availability of e-cigarettes allows such young people to satisfy their curiosity and drive for novelty without resorting to combustible tobacco cigarettes – is proven. Similarly, if the catalyst hypothesis – the hypothesis that e-cigarettes attract low risk teens who would not otherwise try combustible tobacco cigarettes and, once these teens have tried e-cigarettes, they are more likely to try combustible tobacco cigarettes – holds, e-cigarette use would increase the risk of ever-smoking.[21] Of course, e-cigarette use may also have no effect on combustible tobacco cigarette ever use in adolescents and young adults.
Keeping in mind the definition of "ever-use" noted above (i.e., smoking a single cigarette at some point) the Committee concluded, among other things, that "there is substantial evidence that e-cigarette use increases the risk of ever using combustible tobacco cigarettes among youth and young adults."[22] While news headlines across the world ran with this conclusion to claim that e-cigarettes "lure" kids into smoking, the Report also observes that "the population-based data broadly show opposing trends in e-cigarette and cigarette use prevalence across time among U.S. youth in recent years and thus do not provide confirmatory evidence of the epidemiologic person-level positive associations of vaping and smoking."[23] In this regard, we note that the National Youth Tobacco Survey data shows that youth smoking rates have been falling rapidly.[24] Between 2011 and 2016, current use of cigarettes by high school students fell from 15.8 percent to 8.0 percent, and use of cigars and pipes also fell.
Implications of the Report
Ultimately, the Report is the most complete analysis of existing research on the public health consequences of e-cigarettes in the United States. Further, the Report provides the imprimatur of the National Academies on a conclusion long recognized by the vaping community: e-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than combustible tobacco cigarettes.
[1] National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine: Committee on the Review of the Health Effects of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems, The Public Health Consequences of E-Cigarettes (eds. Kathleen Stratton et al., 2018), available at https://tinyurl.com/ya4w37kb (hereinafter, referred to as the "Report").
[2] Report, supra n.1., at S-9.
[3] Id., supra n.1., at 1-1, 1-2 (Box 1-1 Statement of Task).
[4] Id., supra n.1., at S-9.
[5] Tobacco Advisory Group of the Royal College of Physicians, Nicotine Without Smoke: Tobacco Harm Reduction (2016), at 87, available at https://tinyurl.com/h5ypa7s (stating, "although it is not possible to precisely quantify the long-term health risks associated with e-cigarettes, the available data suggest that they are unlikely to exceed 5% of those associated with smoked tobacco products, and may well be substantially lower than this figure.").
[6] Report, supra n.1., at 18-23.
[7] Id., supra n.1., at 18-13; See also Id., at 5-32 ("Conclusion 5-3. There is substantial evidence that except for nicotine, under typical conditions of use, exposure to potentially toxic substances from e-cigarettes is significantly lower compared with combustible tobacco cigarettes.") (emphasis in original).
[8] Id., supra n.1., at 18-13.
[10] Id., supra n.1, at 18-24.
[11] Id., supra n.1., at 18-28.
[13] Id., supra n.1., at 18-2.
[14] 21 U.S.C. § 387k.
[15] FDA may issue a modified risk order only after the manufacturer makes numerous showings based on scientific data. Specifically, the applicant must demonstrate that the product will:
significantly reduce harm and the risk of tobacco-related disease to individual users; and
benefit the health of the population as a whole taking into account both users of tobacco products and persons who do not currently use tobacco products.
21 USC § 387k(g)(1) (emphasis added). As to the "population effects" prong of the standard, FDA must consider:
relative health risks of the subject tobacco product;
likelihood that those who do not use tobacco products will start using the subject product (e., initiation); and
likelihood that users who would otherwise stop using tobacco products will start using the subject product (e., cessation)
21 USC § 387k(g)(4).
[16] See Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, Pub. L. No. 111-31, 123 Stat. 1776 (2009) (hereinafter referred to as the "Act"); See also 21 U.S.C. § 387k.
[17] See e.g., Discount Tobacco City & Lottery, Inc. v. United States, 674 F.3d 509(6th Cir. 2012), (finding a "substantial state interest in curbing juvenile tobacco use that can be directly advanced by imposing limitations on the marketing of tobacco products.").
[18] Report, supra n.1., at 1-3 (compare the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) survey (Wave 1 in 2013-2014) finding only 10.7% of youth ages 12-17 reporting ever using an e-cigarette once or twice with the National Youth Tobacco Survey finding that 27.1% of middle and high school students ever used e-cigarettes.).
[19] Id., supra n.1., at S-1, 2.
[20] Id., supra n.1., at 1-5.
[22] Id., supra n.1., at 16-30 (emphasis added).
[23] Id., supra n.1, at 16-28; See also Sheila Kaplan, Vaping Can be Addictive and May Lure Teenagers to Smoking, Science Panel Concludes, The N.Y. Times (Jan. 23, 2018), available at https://tinyurl.com/y86naj7u.
[24] Jamal A, Gentzke et al. Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students — United States, 2011–2016, 66 MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. No. 23, at 597-603 (June 16, 2017), available at https://tinyurl.com/y8ce2w9a.
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