Vaping has become a way of life for many people in the UK who have chosen to put down their cigarettes and opt for a healthier and cheaper way of life.
We all know the vast array of health implications caused by smoking. While endless research has proved “Vaping is around 95% less harmful than smoking” studies and research groups are still making groundbreaking efforts to highlight the effects. This is to ensure consumers can make factual based health and lifestyle choices.
Martin Dockrell, Tobacco Control Programme Lead for Public Health England (PHE), has addressed the top seven myths about electronic cigarettes. Not only does it offer comfort to vapers, but it also gives the facts for any friends or family members who may hold reservations about your choice to switch. Ultimately, he explains how vaping is […]
Academics’ Podcast about Vaping Evidence “Since coming on the market over a decade ago, e-cigarettes have divided opinion,” said the presenters of a new podcast discussing vaping and the researchers studying it. Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce and Dr Nicola Lindson submitted a grant application in 2018 to begin the educational venture and it is currently on […]
Public Health England’s official blog was created to give insight from the experts about its work and to provide plain English explanations of public health issues. Professor John Newton used the outlet to explain the eight things everybody should know about vaping. Professor John Newton has been Public Health England’s Director of Health Improvement since […]
The latest update from Public Health England (PHE) confirms that vaping works better than nicotine patches and gum as a smoking quit tool and the Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) survey finds there is still no evidence of a problem with teen use in the UK. Experts and advocacy organisations have welcomed the news […]
Leading UK scientists who specialise in tobacco and tobacco harm reduction have said the risk profile of using nicotine in vaping is the same as the caffeine in a cup of coffee. The statements have been made by the Royal Society for Public Health, Professor John Britton, and Dr Lion Shahab. In 2010 a […]
