Health & Studies
Disposable Lives
A new study from the University of East Anglia claims to show how disposable vapes have become a prominent part of young people’s lives
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by Dave Cross
Full SFS Report Now Released
Smoke Free Sweden has now announced the full version of its report ‘No Smoke, Less Harm’ has been released and is available online for download
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by Dave Cross
UKVIA Addresses ASH Findings
Action on Smoking and Health has reported on a 50% rise in two years of children viewing vaping as bad, or worse than smoking
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by Dave Cross
New ASH Youth Vaping Figures
New figures from Action and Smoking and Health show youth vaping has plateaued while adult vaping is at an all-time high
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by Dave Cross
Smoke Free Sweden Launches Landmark Report
Smoke Free Sweden launches a landmark report proving that high nicotine use does not lead to high rates of health issues
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by Dave Cross
Experts Respond to UEA Study
Harm reduction experts have reacted to the RCT on the effectiveness of ecig/quitting support offered to smokers at A&E
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by Dave Cross
Free Kits Help Quitting
Handing out vape kits in NHS Accident & Emergency departments helps smokers to quit, according to findings from a University of East Anglia research project.
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by Dave Cross
UCL Cheek DNA Research
A team of researchers at University College London have published a study looking at the impact of vape on cheek cell DNA causing the media to have a predictable response
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by Dave Cross
Experts React to Child Vaping Suicide Link
Experts have reacted to a study published in JAMA Network Open which looks at the use of tobacco products and suicide attempts among children.
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by Dave Cross
UCL: A Disposables Ban Would Be Bad
A ban on disposable vapes would affect one in seven young adults in Great Britain, according to researchers at University College London
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by Dave Cross
