Research: E-cigarettes safer than cigarettes in pregnancy
Pregnant women who switch from cigarettes to vejphing reduce the risk of a low birth weight baby. This is according to a new study from Ireland.
Category: Research
WHO warns against e-cigarettes - strongly criticised
British scientists rage against the WHO. "They are tarnishing their reputation and spreading gross inaccuracies about electronic cigarettes"
Study on vejpning and stroke criticised
Smokers who use both cigarettes and e-cigs are at greater risk of stroke, say researchers. But the study has been massively criticised as "downright misleading".
England bets on e-cigs - "We are moving towards a smoke-free society"
In the UK, authorities support many smoking cessation methods, including e-cigarettes.
Study: Vaping lures young people away from regular cigarettes
Young people like vejpar would probably have started smoking if e-cigarettes were not available. This is according to a new study in the US.
Scientists: Health risks of e-cigs are exaggerated
"Unwarranted fear of e-cigarettes leads to more lives lost" says UK health authority
E-cigs help 50,000 Brits quit smoking - every year
50,000 smokers quit annually using e-cigarettes in the UK. This is according to research from Cancer Research UK.
Does the nicotine in e-cigarettes cause cancer?
The risk of cancer from nicotine in e-cigarettes is not high, although carcinogenic substances are present in the vapour.
Swedish researchers want to ban flavours in e-juice
Despite the intense international research on vejpning and health risks in recent years, two Swedish researchers now believe that Sweden should try to ban flavours in e-juice. In an article in Svenska Dagbladet, doctor...
Study: E-cigarettes do not lead to heart attacks
There is no link between e-cigarettes and heart attacks. This is according to a new study.
