New research funded by Cancer Research UK and conducted by the University of Exeter and University of Melbourne, says greater use of e-cigarettes has the potential to make a considerable impact in helping people give...
E-cigarette use shifts towards lower socioeconomic groups
The use of e-cigarettes among smokers has shifted from more affluent early adopters to being used more widely across all socioeconomic groups, according to new UCL research. The study, published today in Addiction and funded...
What is vaping? A beginner’s guide to vaporisers and ecigs
E-cigarettes continue to gain appeal as an alternative to conventional cigarettes. Education around these products continues to be a big push, as e-cigarettes are fundamentally different from conventional cigarettes that burn tobacco and produce smoke....