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Study: High nicotine delivery in e-cigarettes increases the chances of quitting smoking

More than three times as many smokers gave up smoking when they were given an e-cigarette with a high nicotine content compared with an identical, nicotine-free product. This is shown by a new US study in which the researchers used...

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Several common factors influence young people’s use of nicotine, alcohol and drugs

A new British study of just over 30,000 secondary school pupils shows that the same social factors underlie young people’s use of cigarettes, alcohol and cannabis – as well as vejpning.

E-cigarettes and cancer: new report faces strong criticism

A new report warns that e-cigarettes may be linked to cancer. But critics say the conclusions are based on misinterpretations - and give a grossly misleading picture of both the absolute risks of...

Study: Heart problems linked to smoking - but not to vejpning

Cigarette smoking is linked to biological changes that can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. However, for people who only use e-cigarettes, researchers found no statistically significant association.

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International scientists: “WHO risks lives by opposing smoke-free alternatives”

Leading scientists from several countries accuse the WHO of discouraging smoke-free alternatives such as e-cigarettes, snus and nicotine pouches - products that research shows can reduce the risks of nicotine use and help millions of smokers quit.

Research: Better fertility when smokers switched to e-cigs

In addition to less damage to the lungs, vejpning may improve sperm quality, according to new Swiss research. The study also links vejp use to a reduced risk of miscarriage compared to smoking.

Study: Smokers who switched to vejpning reduced their risk of stroke

A large study conducted in South Korea and published in the European Heart Journal shows that smokers who suffered from heart problems and then switched to e-cigarettes had a significantly reduced risk of heart disease.

Few experience respiratory symptoms from vejpning - according to unique long-term study

Few former non-smokers who vejpar experience respiratory problems. This is shown by the first results of the 'Veritas project' - a unique global study on the impact of vejping on former non-smokers.

Project to validate tobacco companies' research on vejpning

E-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than traditional cigarettes. This is true even though some of the research showing this comes from tobacco companies. This is according to a new study from the Coehar Institute in Italy.

Study: "E-cigarettes more effective than drugs in helping pregnant women quit smoking"

In cases where expectant mothers are unable to quit nicotine during pregnancy, taping may be a better option than nicotine patches, according to new research from the UK.

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Counselling and flavour suggestions helped most smokers quit

Among smokers trying to quit with the help of vaping, as many as 55% were more likely to succeed if they were also given help and advice on choosing flavours for their juices.....