Free e-cigarettes distributed to pregnant women in London
Vouchers to buy school meals and free e-cigarettes for pregnant women. These are two of the measures to combat poverty in South London.
Category: Research
Study: Why vape shops increase the chances of quitting smoking
Active support from peronal in vape shops increases the chances of quitting smoking using e-cigarettes. This is according to a study among e-cigarette users in France.
Study: Homeless people supported to quit smoking with e-cigarettes
Using free e-cigarettes and e-liquid, 480 volunteers will take part in a unique study on smoking cessation.
Report: Taxes and bans prevent smokers from taking up smoking
High prices, flavour bans and difficulties in finding the products. This is why smokers, who also use e-cigarettes, do not quit smoking completely.
Major doctors' group calls for e-cigarette campaigns
The Royal College of Physicians is calling on politicians and authorities to actively encourage smokers to switch to e-cigarettes through government campaigns.
Study: More young smokers if e-cigarettes did not exist
Young people who vape would likely have smoked regular cigarettes if e-cigarettes were not available. This is according to a new study from the US.
Taping more effective than drugs, says new report
E-cigarettes are significantly more effective than nicotine medicines. This is according to a major synthesis of 16 independent studies in Australia.
Young road users lie more often - but have worse grades
Young people who use e-cigarettes or cannabis have more sex than others. But they also have lower grades and more difficulties at school.
E-cigarettes the focus of research in 2020
E-cigs and pregnancy? COPD and vejping? Young people using e-cigarettes? Questions that guided the research on vejping in 2020
Fewer young people smoke in the US - e-cigs contribute to the decline
Fewer young people are smoking in the US and e-cigarettes are helping to reduce smoking to record low levels, according to a new study.
No more COVID-19 cases among e-cigarette users
Tobacco use does not seem to affect the risk of contracting COVID-19, according to a new statistical study from the UK.
Smokers quit more easily with the help of e-cigarettes
10 out of 100 smokers were smoke-free after six months using e-cigarettes. Twice as many compared to nicotine medicines. This is according to a new report.
