Young adult smokers who wrongly believe vapes are more harmful than cigarettes are less likely to switch to vaping, a new study shows.
The research, published in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research, found the majority of young adults aged 23 or…
New study compares New Zealand’s progressive policies on vapes with Australia’s restrictive approach.
Adult daily smoking rates in New Zealand fell by 10 per cent per year over seven years.
In contrast, Australia’s smoking rate dropped by only five per cent per…
People who vape have significantly higher self-reported health than smokers, a new study has found.
The study, published in the journal Springer Nature Link, examined the differences in “self-rated general health” between exclusive vape users and exclusive cigarette smokers among Scottish adults. …
Vaping leads to an extra four quitters per 100 compared to nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) such as patches and gum
Nicotine vapes lead to an extra three quitters per 100 compared to nicotine-free vapes
Nicotine vapes lead to an extra three quitters…
Smokers who switch entirely to vapes choose products with a lower strength of nicotine than those who both smoke and vape, a new study has found.
The research, published in the journal Tobacco Prevention and Cessation, tracked a group of adult smokers…
The UK will soon join a growing list of countries to ban disposable vapes in a bid to curb youth vaping.
But while the intentions might be good, the move will NOT stop young people vaping and is likely to have “unintended…
Vaping is not a risk factor for the development of long Covid, a major new study has found.
The Covid-19 pandemic caused many sufferers to experience long-lasting symptoms including fatigue, breathlessness and cognitive issues.
Both smoking and vaping have previously been associated…
Smoking is the leading cause of early and preventable death, killing eight million people globally every year.
The world is on a mission to stamp out the deadly habit - but most countries are far behind their targets of becoming ‘smoke free’. …
More than two in three (68 per cent) Canadian smokers who successfully switched to vaping used flavours that are set to be banned, a new study reveals.
The report, published in the science journal PubMed, found that one in five Canadian adults…
