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30% of smokers believe e-cigarettes are as harmful as smoking tobacco 52% of e-cigarette users are ex-smokers Facts and Myths Fact: E-cigarettes don't contain tobacco Fact: E-cigarettes can help you quit smoking Myth: E-cigarettes are as harmful as cigarettes Myth: E-cigarettes contain chemicals as dangerous as cigarettes Helping You Quit Tobacco Medication and counselling are 225% more successful than going cold turkey or nicotine replacement therapy E-cigarettes are 60% more successful than going cold turkey or nicotine replacement therapy 13% of adults know that e-cigarettes are less harmful than smoking Nicotine cravings can be satisfied while staying off tobacco Healthier Alternative to Smoking Second-hand e-cigarette vapour is not harmful Less toxicants found in vapers' urine than in smokers' No evidence of adverse health effects Can be used along with stop smoking treatments Experts Say Significant potential to help reduce tobacco-related harm - BMA Far less harmful as they don't involve combustion - Cancer Research UK Can help smokers reduce and stop smoking in the short term - RPS Replacing smoking with e-cigarettes can benefit your health - NHS Scotland Based on information provided by Cancer Research UK, January 2018 Please Sign In or create a Account to leave a reply
Nicotine pouches are the second-most commonly used tobacco product among youth, with nearly half a million middle and high school students using nicotine pouches in 2024
There have been cases in which athletes used CBD products and, during drug screens, tested positive for THC
Global, regional, and national comparative risk assessment of 84 behavioural, environmental and occupational, and metabolic risks or clusters of risks for 195 countries and territories, 1990-2017: a systematic analysis for the global burden of disease study 2017
