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Great article on the the science of E-cigs. The best data supports that e-cigarettes are effective quit aids and are generally safe (higher power, dry-running second generation designs not withstanding, over which there are some question marks). We are pleased to

As we reported last year, the science on e-cigarettes shows no evidence of significant dangers to users or the public, and much less than for cigarettes – however with the potential exception of higher power devices, which may be referred to

It’s great to hear that we vapers are becoming more than a niche market, and in recent months sales have grown very rapidly indeed. According to a new report by market analysis firm Nielson, Supermarkets and grocery outlets have seen e-cigarettes,

In amongst the negative coverages of vaping, particularly in America, there has frequently been made the claim that vaping could act as a gateway to smoking amongst teens. In fact the data released in November showed that smoking amongst American teens

New research at KU Leuven strongly supports the use of e-cigs as very effective smoking cessation aids. In the lab, the e-cigs proved to be just as effective in suppressing the craving for a smoke as tobacco cigarettes were, while the

Oxford English Dictionaries have produced a list of new words that have had most impact in the English language this year. Amongst the words nominated there are; Bae – short for Baby, as in a term of affection for a partner

The Chief Fire Officer has released guidelines to minimise the risks of fires when charging e-cigarettes. These are; Always use the correct charger and follow the manufacturer’s instructions Never charge a battery that has signs of damage, that has been dropped,

TV adverts for e-cigs could not previously show the actual device, but that’s now changing. The rules have changed to allow the depiction of an e-cig user exhaling what looks like smoke, the first time this has happened in nearly 50

With the general phobia of non-users towards vaping, and also the constant presumptions of any possible negative aspect of vaping compounds, the impression could only be that e-cigs are still more harm than good and should be treated much like combusted

How do you know who is a scientific leader in the field of tobacco harm reduction? Increasingly it is clear that the leading researchers – persons involved directly in the field of treating cancer and who see the harms of tobacco