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.
Dr David Khayat, a prominent French oncologist, has urged other cancer experts to join him in telling people that nicotine doesn’t pose a cancer risk. In a live presentation that was streamed around the world, Dr Khayat promoted electronic cigarettes and suggested that all medical and public health professionals should promote vaping to smokers. Dr […]
Yorkshire Cancer Research has delivered updated advice about e-cigarettes, vaping, and tobacco harm reduction, answering common questions with documented facts. Yorkshire Cancer Research has taken a leading role in educating the public about the benefits of switching from smoking to vaping, its new update is very welcome. Are e-cigarettes as dangerous as smoking? Yorkshire Cancer […]
Is TikTok Encouraging Vaping? Last week’s UK government’s independent Khan Review into tobacco policy strongly advocated for increased promotion of e-cigs and vaping to combat tobacco-related death. The report argued that politicians and the media should be positive about UK vapes and e-liquid, but fear stories spread across print and online news sources. They warned […]
The UK’s independent review (Khan Review) into tobacco control has been completed, the report published, and almost everyone celebrated the support it gives to UK e-liquids and vaping. Sajid Javid, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care ordered an independent review of tobacco control policy in the United Kingdom. It was carried out […]
New research from the Queen Mary University of London finds e-cigs are more effective than nicotine patches in helping pregnant women who smoke quit and are just as safe. The ground-breaking study was published this week in the Nature Medicine journal and has echoed through the editorial departments of UK media organisations. “While many women […]
