E-cigarettes less harmful and can help smokers quit, say experts
In India, there is hardly any data on the extent of e-cigarette use.
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In India, there is hardly any data on the extent of e-cigarette use.
About one-third of teens in the US use e-cigarettes as a smoking cessation aid.
After PWLs began to be used in Australia in 2006, adult smoking prevalence fell from 21.3 percent in 2007 to 19 percent in 2008.
Electronic-cigarettes may reduce the burden of smoking-related deaths in India.
E-cigarettes are significantly a safer option, according to the Indian researchers.
Reseachers found that 69 per cent of Indian smokers would consider switching to e-cigarettes 'if they were legal, met quality and safety standards, and were conveniently available'
Thousands of people have successfully been able to quit smoking by using e-cigarettes.
Think twice before getting a hookah at home or going to a hookah bar with your friends.
Research says that e-cigarettes can help you quit smoking in 30 years.
Smokers with asthma who switch to vaping found significant improvement and fewer respiratory infections, according to a study.
Use of electronic cigarettes, popularly known as e- cigarettes, has helped more than six million smokers in the European Union quit smoking, estimates a new study.
Temperature, type and age of the e-cigarette device play a significant role in emission levels of harmful chemicals.
Americans researchers say nicotine content claims on labels of e-cigarette containers can't be trusted. Here's why.
Far from helping teenagers quit smoking, e-cigarettes may in fact initiate more youth into nicotine use as adolescents find them 'cool, fun and something new' to experiment with, suggests new research.
Researchers say e-cigarettes can decrease cigarette smoking among young adults.
The modelling study by top tobacco control experts finds that e-cigarettes are likely to provide public health benefits based on 'conservative estimates' of the likely uptake of vaping and smoking by adolescents and young adults.
A new study suggests that some teens who never would have smoked cigarettes are now vaping.
According to a new study, e-cigarettes are playing an important role in reducing the likelihood of young people smoking, in many cases acting as a "roadblock" to combustible tobacco.
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E-cigarettes also known as electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) are devices that allow users to inhale an aerosol containing nicotine or other substances.
The government should reconsider the rule requiring 85 percent of tobacco product packaging to show pictorial health warning.
You can soon legally vape marijuana, but for medical purposes only
The number of people in Britain who have tried e-cigarettes has almost doubled in just two years, says a new study.
When trying to quit smoking, these tips will help you deal with withdrawal symptoms like fatigue, anxiety, headache and nausea.
Thousands of people have successfully been able to quit smoking by using e-cigarettes.
Think twice before getting a hookah at home or going to a hookah bar with your friends.
Research says that e-cigarettes can help you quit smoking in 30 years.
Smokers with asthma who switch to vaping found significant improvement and fewer respiratory infections, according to a study.
Use of electronic cigarettes, popularly known as e- cigarettes, has helped more than six million smokers in the European Union quit smoking, estimates a new study.
Temperature, type and age of the e-cigarette device play a significant role in emission levels of harmful chemicals.
Americans researchers say nicotine content claims on labels of e-cigarette containers can't be trusted. Here's why.
Far from helping teenagers quit smoking, e-cigarettes may in fact initiate more youth into nicotine use as adolescents find them 'cool, fun and something new' to experiment with, suggests new research.
Researchers say e-cigarettes can decrease cigarette smoking among young adults.
The modelling study by top tobacco control experts finds that e-cigarettes are likely to provide public health benefits based on 'conservative estimates' of the likely uptake of vaping and smoking by adolescents and young adults.
A new study suggests that some teens who never would have smoked cigarettes are now vaping.
According to a new study, e-cigarettes are playing an important role in reducing the likelihood of young people smoking, in many cases acting as a "roadblock" to combustible tobacco.
E-cigarettes also known as electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) are devices that allow users to inhale an aerosol containing nicotine or other substances.
The government should reconsider the rule requiring 85 percent of tobacco product packaging to show pictorial health warning.
You can soon legally vape marijuana, but for medical purposes only
The number of people in Britain who have tried e-cigarettes has almost doubled in just two years, says a new study.
Most smokers who have tried electronic cigarettes have rejected them as less satisfying than regular cigarettes, reducing their potential to be a 'disruptive technology' that could help a significant number of smokers to quit, according to a recent study
Electronic cigarettes have the potential to contribute to reducing death and disability caused by Britain's biggest killer, according to experts.
Exposure to tobacco smoke can increase the risk of illnesses in kids.
Study says e-cigarette use has reduced deaths associated with cigarette smoking
A team of international tobacco control experts has found that use of e-cigarettes can reduce overall smoking as well as potentially decrease the mortality rates particularly arising out of cigarette smoking.
Teenagers who remember e-cigarette display in stores are likely to have tried it in the past and are more likely to intend to try them in the future.
E-cigarettes are promoted as effective device for quitting smoking but a new study of Google search trends shows that very few people are actually interested in finding out information about how vaping can help kick the butt.
Regarded as a tax advantaged product and also having lower risks than the heavily taxed tobacco cigarettes, e-cigarettes actually cost higher than conventional cigarettes in most countries, new research has found.