Evidences Mount for Risk-Based Nicotine Regulation Over Total Bans
Real-world data from Canada and New Zealand show why regulation must reflect relative product harm.
Real-world data from Canada and New Zealand show why regulation must reflect relative product harm.
SRNT medical experts endorse electronic cigarettes alongside approved medications to help adult smokers quit.
Medical researchers advise doctors to discuss smoke-free alternatives with adult smokers seeking to quit.
Research shows 40% of quitting smokers choose e-cigarettes, prompting calls for evidence-based harm reduction policies globally.
A randomized trial finds pod-based vapes triple quitting success and drastically lower exposure to lung carcinogens.
A UMass Amherst study published in Addiction finds nicotine e-cigarettes increase quit rates by up to 40% compared to traditional NRTs like patches and gum.