Health & Studies
No Contaminants
The Centre of Excellence for the Acceleration of Harm Reduction conducted research and found no contaminants in e-liquids and evidence of lower risk
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by Dave Cross
Flavour Bans: The Evidence
Professor Michael Siegel and research assistant Amanda Katchmar have conducted a study looking at the evidence surrounding restrictions on flavoured electronic cigarette sales
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by Dave Cross
Doctors’ Recommendations
More American doctors are talking to patients about switching to vaping – but only because the smokers are pushing for it
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by Dave Cross
Study Oz Success
With Australia in the grip of an American-style hysterical approach to tobacco harm reduction, new research shows that vaping helps Australian smokers quit and remain smoke-free
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by Dave Cross
Irish Vapers Surveyed
RED C has conducted research on behalf of Respect Vapers looking at what vapers use and why – and what impact a ban might have
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by Dave Cross
Pregnancy Research
A new study looking at how vaping helps pregnant smokers quit and remain smoke-free has been published
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by Dave Cross
Proof: Vape Bans Increase Fag Sales
New research analysing the impact of bans on the sale of electronic cigarettes provides more confirmation that the result was an increase in tobacco sales
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by Dave Cross
Research Finds No Gateway Risk
University College London’s Emma Beard, Jamie Brown, and Lion Shahab have published findings from their research that finds no gateway risk
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by Dave Cross
FSFW Welcoming Research Submissions
As part of the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World’s strategic plan, it is welcoming research submissions in five key areas
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by Dave Cross
Most Vape Research Is Flawed
Most vape research is flawed and in need of urgent critical reform according to the Centre of Excellence for the acceleration of Harm Reduction
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by Dave Cross
