If smokers switched, it would significantly reduce pressure on the National Health Service.Read More
The authors failed to reply to concerns about their study’s methods and findings. Read More
Many doctors continue to mistakenly attribute cancer to nicotine use, says the FSFW. Read More
Those who received assistance were 55 percent more likely to quit smoking in three months. Read More
Ohio State’s Center for Tobacco Research aims to fill knowledge gaps about role of flavors in switching. Read More
The CDC falsely claims in its report that e-cigarette use is more common among young people than adults overall.Read More
Results from the CRST are expected to generate findings and data that will help in the FDA’s regulation process.Read More
The research failed to consider fundamental factors, such as the prior exposure to tobacco smoking.Read More
More than half of British smokers now believes e-cigarettes are just a harmful as cigarettes. Read More
The amount spent in canteens has risen every year since 2019 after a smoking ban was phased in.Read More
