What Eurobarometer teaches us about safer nicotine products #4
Over half of smokers who used vaping products successfully quit or cut down
Explore the evidence and arguments around reducing harm from smoking through changes in products and behaviour. Coverage focuses on comparative risks and the harm-reduction approach, rather than every story about nicotine.
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Over half of smokers who used vaping products successfully quit or cut down
Countries that embrace harm reduction have fewer smokers
Based on it's current trajectory, the EU won't be smoke free until the year 2100
Non-smokers aren't interested in safer nicotine products
Smoking rates have stagnated in European Union countries where less harmful nicotine alternatives are not readily available, new data reveals.
A hospital nurse has said he feels far healthier after ditching cigarettes for vaping, as figures show vaping is the most successful aid to quitting smoking.
The reason safer nicotine products exist is to reduce the number of people who smoke, and by extension the death and disease associated with smoking.
7.69 million deaths are attributable to smoking every year, so finding safer alternatives to smoking has huge potential to improve public health. Alternatives like vaping.
More than half of adults in the U.S who successfully quit smoking used vapes or other nicotine products to kick the deadly habit, a new study has found.
The drive to make Scotland smoke-free risks being set back if vape flavours are overly restricted, the country’s retail trade body has warned.
Three quarters of voters across three swing states in the U.S. believe that vaping is “as bad or worse” for your health than smoking, a new poll has found.
Australia's new vaping laws are "certain to fail,” a leading expert in smoking cessation has warned.