Posts tagged 'E-Cigarette'

an interview with the CBS This Morning programme in September, Dr David Abrams, a Global Public Health professor at New York University, made the case that the current panic about vaping in the US jeopardises one of the best chances in over a century to finally “get rid of the cigarette” and save millions of lives.

In the last few years, electronic cigarettes have gone from being a curiosity and a fashion statement, to being recommended by doctors for those who are desperately trying to kick the harmful paper-and-tobacco habit. Yet accounts in the media of the surge of this new lifestyle phenomenon that’s increasingly being seen as a far healthier option to traditional smoking have been largely disdainful. Why is this?

A new long-term study says e-cigarettes are less toxic and safer to use than conventional cigarettes.

The research, published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, was conducted by Cancer Research UK-funded scientists.

A study by the US Surgeon General raises fresh concerns about vaping but Cancer Research UK have raised their own concerns about the study itself, calling into question the points that it raises!

Another study highlights the positive impact of vaping but controversy erupts over the delayed findings.

Find out everything you need to know about the history of e-cigarettes including who invented them and how they came to be so popular.

Vaping is hugely popularity among people around the globe. It’s an affordable and convenient alternative to cigarettes. That brings smoking into the 21^st century. As with most new technologies legislation is still catching up. 

Using a traditional cigarette burns tobacco and it’s this combustion that produces the chemicals harmful to our health. E-cigarettes do not burn and therefore no combustion. Current evidence suggests that...

A leading medical body says that smokers should be encouraged to use e-cigarettes to help them quit tobacco. Experts believe that smokers should be assured that products like vape kits and e-liquid may be a "safer" way to quit smoking.

It seems vaping really is becoming a huge hit with the A-list stars as Fast and Furious actress Michelle Rodriguez was spotted puffing on a very fancy e-cigarette on Tuesday.