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The study from South Korea, published in the European Heart Journal, found that switching to vapes was equally as beneficial as quitting smoking entirely without using any alternatives.
Less than one in 10 young adults in the UK now smokes - a steep drop from a quarter of 18-24-year-olds 12 years ago, official new figures reveal.
Flavoured vapes, including fruit and sweet options, are more effective at reducing smoking than traditional tobacco flavour, a new study has found.
A study in the Harm Reduction Journal has highlighted the impact of increased vaping prevalence on reducing smoking rates among US adults.
In Germany, 14.9 per cent of 14 to 17-year-olds now smoke while just 2.3 per cent vape, new research reveals.
Restricting the choice of flavoured vapes would lead ex-smokers back to the deadly habit, a new study has found.
Cigarette sales have halved in Japan since the introduction of safer heated tobacco products just a decade ago, a new report has found.
Vapes are increasingly likely to help people quit cigarettes, a new study has revealed.
Giving out free vapes to smokers in A&E could help thousands more people quit each year, a new report shows.
The article in scientific journal The Lancet - published ahead of crunch COP10 talks next week - calls on the WHO to recognise the central part vapes and similar products can play in reducing tobacco use.
