Since 2020 we’ve been writing articles based on research conducted on the vaping industry and the impact it’s had on us as a society. We feel it’s extremely important to provide our readers with updates on leading research into smoking cessation technology, upcoming laws and regulations which could change the way our industry operates.
Fresh Vaping Evidence supporting the use of electronic cigarettes has been released by the widely respected Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group (Cochrane TAG). The work by Cochrane is truly independent, conducted by academics at British universities, and funded by Cancer Research UK. The team at Cochrane TAG produce rolling evidence updates, called a living systematic review, […]
Quarterly studies analysing electronic cigarette trends in England are conducted by researchers at University College London. UK Vape Trends; Professors Loren Kock, Robert West, Emma Beard, Dimitra Kale, and Jamie Brown at University College London’s Institute of Epidemiology & Health Care produce a quarterly review of electronic cigarette use in England. The ongoing study keeps […]
A new research study from the United States has looked at what happens when places ban e-liquid flavours (apart from tobacco), and the results show the importance of choice. A new research study conducted by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States looked at what has happened in certain places when […]
Despite mounting evidence from the UK showing that vaping is at least 95% safer than smoking and works as a quit tool, some still strongly oppose e-cigs and tobacco harm reduction. Mounting independent evidence from the United Kingdom shows that vaping is “at least 95% safer” than smoking, according to Public Health England and the […]
2022 for electronic cigarettes is going to see new laws, attacks on products, rule-bending and other threats but support in England for swapping from tobacco will continue to grow. 2022 is going to be another year of change for the electronic cigarette. New laws will be announced for many countries as work on new legislation […]
