• November 26, 2024

High quit-rate in CASAA study

 High quit-rate in CASAA study

Carl V. Phillips, chief scientific officer at the Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives Association (CASAA), said a CASAA survey of about 20,000 e-cigarette users, drawn from CASAA members residing in the U.S., found that almost 90 percent of the respondents said they quit smoking completely after starting e-cig use, according to the Daily Caller.

Only 5 percent of respondents said they continued to smoke.