Health & Studies
Research: Mods vs Pods
Two research papers have concluded that high levels of nicotine in e-liquid do not raise the blood concentration of the chemical compound when compared to weaker juices
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by Dave Cross
Switching Reduces Vascular Damage
The Centre of Excellence for the acceleration of Harm Reduction has discovered that switching to vapes reduces vascular damage and the onset of smoking-related diseases
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by Dave Cross
Disposables Survey Fuels Teen Concern
Latest findings from the annual CRUK and ASH survey have fuelled concerns that disposable vapes are too readily accessible by young people
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by Dave Cross
Cochrane’s April Update
The Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group provides its latest monthly review looking at the use of e‐cigarettes to aid smoking cessation
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by Dave Cross
First Time Vapers Survey
First time vapers value specialist advice in helping them quit conventional cigarettes, according to the UK Vaping Industry Association
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by Dave Cross
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
