 health risks. “We don’t have have long term research on cell phones,” she said. “Who knows what they’re doing to our brains?”

Julie Woessner, the unpaid legislative director of a group called The Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives (CASAA) wasn’t unimpressed by the Lancet study. Clinical trials didn’t reflect real life situations she said. E-cigarettes, she said, helped her quit smoking after 30 years and her anecdotal evidence suggests that vaping has a “phenomenal success rate in the wild.” (She said CASAA does not accept donations from large tobacco companies.)

Comparing nicotine addiction to caffeine dependency, she said, “People might be dependent on it but it’s not ruining their lives and it’s not ruining their health.”

She added. “I can breathe better. My doctor is thrilled.”

The manufacturers themselves are tight-lipped.

Altria and Reynolds American, the country’s two largest tobacco companies, are both introducing their own e-cigarettes. Neither company claims that the devices help people to quit smoking. “They want to let people come to their own conclusions,” said Tom Mullarkey, an analyst with Morningstar.

David Sylvia, of Altria Client Services, said the company developed an e-cigarette product in response to customer demand for new types of tobacco products. “Our company is not in the business of making products for cessation.”

Councilman Gennaro, who sponsored New York’s proposed ban, agrees. “They’re not in the cessation business,” he says.

“They’re in the addiction business.” New research finds the effects of schizophrenia are widespread with the disease affecting neural wiring in all areas of the brain. The finding overturns the theory that schizophrenia manifests due to communication issues in only the prefrontal and temporal lobes.

Although the first CT scans documented abnormalities in the brains of schizophrenia patients more than 40 years ago, the prevailing theory held that the abnormalities were associated with front-facing areas of the brain responsible for personality, decision-making and hearing perception.

The new study, published in the Nature journal Molecular Psychiatry, sets the stage for future research on the debilitating mental illness that, according to the World Health Organization, affects more than 21 million people worldwide.

Investigators say the current review is the largest analysis of
health risks. “ We do n’t have have long term inquiry on cellular telephone telephone, ” she said. “ Who knows what they ’re perform to our brains? ” 

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 Comparing nicotine addiction to caffeine dependency, she allege, “ People might be dependent on it but it ’s not ruining their lives and it ’s not ruining their health. ” 

 She add. “ I can emit better. My doctor is thrilled. ” 

 The manufacturers themselves are tight - lipped. 

 Altria and Reynolds American, the country ’s two largest tobacco companies, are both introducing their own vitamin e - cigarettes. Neither company claim that the device help people to quit smoking. “ They want to let people derive to their own conclusions, ” said Tom Mullarkey, an analyst with Morningstar. 

 David Sylvia, of Altria Client Services, said the company developed an e - cigarette intersection in response to customer demand for new types of tobacco product. “ Our caller is not in the business of making products for cessation. ” 

 Councilman Gennaro, who sponsored New York ’s proposed prohibition, agrees. “ They ’re not in the cessation business, ” he says. 

 “ They ’re in the addiction clientele. ” New research finds the effects of schizophrenia are far-flung with the disease affecting neural wiring in all areas of the brain. The finding overturn the theory that schizophrenia manifest due to communication issues in only the prefrontal and temporal lobes. 

 Although the beginning CT scans documented abnormalities in the brains of schizophrenia patients more than 40 old age ago, the prevailing hypothesis held that the abnormalities were associated with front - facing area of the brain responsible for personality, decision - make and hearing perception. 

 The modern study, published in the Nature journal Molecular Psychiatry, fructify the stage for future research on the debilitating mental illness that, according to the World Health Organization, affects more than 21 million citizenry worldwide. 

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JulIe WoeSsNEr, thE UnPaid lEgislatIVe DIRecToR oF a gRoUP cAlled the consumeR Advocates For smOke-free AlterNAtIves (CASAA) wAsn’T unimpressed By tHe LancEt StuDY. ClinIcaL triaLs didn’T ReflecT real life SiTUationS She said. e-CIgAretTes, she said, helped hER qUIt smoking after 30 Years aNd HEr ANEcdOtaL evidence sUgGests THat vapiNG hAS A “PheNOmenal success Rate in the wiLD.” (ShE said CaSaA dOEs not aCcept DoNAtiOns from largE tobAcco compaNies.)

CoMParing nICotine aDdictiOn tO caFfeiNE dEpEndEnCY, shE SaId, “PEOplE might be DePeNdent On it BUT IT’s noT ruIninG theiR lives and it’s nOt rUiniNG thEir heAlth.”

SHe adDeD. “I can BreathE bettEr. my doctor is thrilLed.”

THe manufacTurErS thEmSelveS Are tigHt-lIppEd.

AltriA and ReyNOldS AMERIcAn, the country’s two laRgEST tObacco coMpanieS, ArE bOTh introdUcIng TheiR OWn e-ciGareTTeS. Neither CompanY ClAiMs that tHe DeviceS hElp PeoPle to QUit sMoking. “they want To let PEople come to theIR own conclusioNS,” sAID TOM MulLarKey, an analysT witH mornIngsTAr.

davID SylvIa, of ALtRIa cLient Services, said thE cOmpany DevelOped an e-cigareTte product IN REsponse tO cusTOmER demand for new tYpes oF tobacco prODucts. “Our CompaNy is not iN the businESS of makinG prOduCts For CESsAtion.”

CouncilmAN gennArO, who spoNsoRed New YOrk’S prOpoSed BaN, agrees. “ThEy’re not iN tHe CeSsAtiOn busINess,” he saYs.

“theY’rE in The adDIction BusinEss.” NEw ReSEarCh finds THe EFFectS oF sChizOphReNia arE widESprEad with The diseasE afFEctiNg NeUral wirIng in all areas Of The brain. ThE fIndIng oveRTUrns the tHeory that schizophrenia mANifests Due To comMuniCation issUes In only The PRefronTal and TempoRaL loBES.

AlthOUGh The FiRst CT scans DOCumEnted AbNormAlities In the brains of schizOPhrEnia patients mOre Than 40 YEArS agO, ThE PreVaILinG THeory held that thE abnormaliTiES wEre associaTEd wItH front-fAcing arEas of THe brain ResponsibLe for persOnAlitY, DEciSion-making And heariNg perceptIOn.

The NEw Study, PubLished In The naturE journAL MoLeculAr PsycHiAtry, seTs the StAge for fuTure research on the debiliTating MentaL ilLness that, AccORdiNg to the WoRld HEalth OrganIzaTioN, affeCts MOre thAn 21 miLLiOn pEOple wOrldWIde.

InvestIGaTorS SAy The current rEVIEw iS the lArgESt analYsis Of
 health risks. “We don’t h ave have l ong t erm  re se arch  oncell phones,”s he s aid. “Who knows what t hey’r ed oing to  ourbrains? ” 
J u lie  W oe ssn er ,  t he un pai d legis lative dir ect or  of a groupc al led The Co nsu mer Advocate s f or Smo ke -fr e e Alt ern ative s (CAS A A) was n’t unimp re s sed by the Lan c e tstud y. Clinical trial s  d i dn’t reflect r eal li fe si t u ati ons  she said.  E -ciga r ettes,s he s a id, helped her qu it smokinga fte r 30 y ea rsa nd her  anec do t alevidence su gges ts that v apingh as a “p h enomena l succ ess  ra te i n  t he  wi ld . ” ( S he  sa i d C ASAA doe sno t acc eptd o n a tion s f romlarge  tobacco comp ani es.) 
Co mpari ng ni coti ne  addi ctionto ca ff eine dependency , sh e said, “ Peo pl e m ig ht be depend ent  on  it but  it’s n o t r ui n i n gtheir lives and it ’s n ot  ruining  their he al t h.”

She  a dde d. “ I can b reat h ebetter.My doc t or  i s thril le d.”

T he  ma nuf actur e rs t hemsel ves aretight - lipped.

Altri a  and Reynolds Am e r ic a n, t hecountry’s t wo l a rges t to b ac coc ompan ies,ar e  b o th introducing thei rown e- cigar ettes. Neithe r companyc l a ims that  the de v ices help peop le to  quit smok i ng. “The y wan t to let  people c o m e to the irown  co ncl u s io ns,” said Tom M ulla rk ey, anana lyst wi thMor nin gst ar .

DavidSylvia,of  A lt ri a C lient Services ,sai dthe  comp a ny dev elope d an  e -c i gar ette pr o du c t  inre sp onse  to  c ustom er d e man d for n ew typesoft obac co  p roducts . “Our compan yis not inth e b usines s of makin g products for cessatio n .”

Cou nci lmanGenn aro, whospo nsored  Ne w  York’ s prop osedba n,a g rees. “ Th ey’ re  not in th e ces satio nbusi ness,”he says.

“They’re inthe addiction  bu sine s s .”  Ne w  r e sea rc h  fi n d s the effects o f schizoph re n ia  are wides p rea dwith th e disea se af f ectingneural wi ring in a ll  are a s  of  the brain . The fi nding ove r turns th e the ory  thatsc hiz ophre nia ma n ife sts d ue toco mmunic ation  i ssues in  only the prefrontal an d temp orallob es.

Alth oug h  th e first C T sc ans docume nte d a bnorm ali t ies i n th e  b rai n s ofschi z ophreniap at ien t s  m ore than 40 y e ars  ago,  th e  preva ilin g theory held tha t  the abnormali ties w ere  as s ocia te d with front-f aci ng a reas ofth e brain res ponsible  f o r per sonali ty, de cision- m a ki n g andhear ing  percepti on. 
T he newst ud y , publ ishe din the  Natur e  jou r n al Molecular Psy chiat r y , set s  th e sta ge  for fu t ureresearch o n the debil itatin g me ntalillness  t hat, a cco rd ing to the World Hea lth O rganiza ti on,aff ects m oret h an 21  mil li onpeople wo r l dw i de .Inv esti gator ssaythe curre n t review  is the lar ge sta n alysis of 
 health_risks. “We_don’t have have long_term research_on_cell phones,”_she_said. “Who knows_what they’re doing_to our brains?”

Julie Woessner,_the unpaid legislative_director_of a group called The Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives (CASAA) wasn’t unimpressed by_the_Lancet study._Clinical_trials_didn’t reflect real life situations_she said. E-cigarettes, she said,_helped her_quit smoking after 30 years and her anecdotal_evidence_suggests that vaping_has a “phenomenal success rate in the wild.” (She_said CASAA does not accept donations_from large tobacco_companies.)

Comparing_nicotine_addiction to caffeine dependency,_she said, “People might be dependent_on it but it’s not ruining_their lives and it’s not ruining their_health.”

She added. “I can breathe better._My doctor is thrilled.”

The manufacturers_themselves are_tight-lipped.

Altria and Reynolds American, the_country’s two largest_tobacco companies,_are both introducing_their own e-cigarettes. Neither company claims_that the devices_help people to quit smoking. “They_want_to let people_come_to_their own_conclusions,” said Tom_Mullarkey,_an analyst_with_Morningstar.

David Sylvia, of Altria Client Services,_said_the company developed an e-cigarette product in_response to customer demand_for_new types of tobacco_products. “Our company is not_in the business of making products_for cessation.”

Councilman_Gennaro, who_sponsored New York’s proposed ban, agrees. “They’re not in the cessation_business,” he says.

“They’re in the addiction_business.” New research finds_the effects_of_schizophrenia are widespread_with_the disease_affecting neural wiring in all areas of_the brain._The finding overturns the theory that_schizophrenia manifests due to_communication_issues in only the prefrontal and_temporal lobes.

Although the first CT scans_documented abnormalities in the brains_of_schizophrenia_patients more than 40 years_ago, the prevailing theory held that_the abnormalities were_associated with front-facing areas of the brain_responsible_for personality, decision-making and hearing perception.

The_new_study, published in the Nature journal_Molecular_Psychiatry,_sets the stage for future_research on the debilitating mental illness_that, according to the World Health Organization, affects more_than 21 million_people worldwide.

Investigators say the current_review_is_the largest analysis of