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.
Current claims that vaping could be linked with depression are a clear example of people choosing to confuse correlation with causation. It is an exercise in fake news and pseudoscience which ignores other probable causes for depression and also ignores that it might have existed before the person switched to electronic cigarettes. What are “correlation” […]
Some people try to scare smokers away from switching to e-cigarettes because they say there are chemicals in vapes. We look at whether there are chemicals in e-liquid, what risk they pose and whether you should pay attention to alarmist newspaper headlines. The Daily Mail recently covered the news of Australian researchers publishing a study […]
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has replaced Public Health England for the oversight of electronic cigarettes, vaping, and tobacco harm reduction. It has readdressed the subject of common misconceptions about e-cig use with the aim of clearing up the myths and putting minds at rest. The UK Health Security Agency notes that electronic cigarettes […]
A new research study claiming that Vaping is linked to prediabetes has been the focus of newspaper stories – but did the researchers actually find it? Over the last year, scientists have tried to claim that electronic cigarettes cause damage to bones, erectile dysfunction, stroke, and depression. One by one they were shown up to […]
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, […]
