Position vapes as quit-smoking aids, young people urge in UK study
A small Sheffield study explored how young people think vaping should be controlled and presented as an aid to quitting smoking.
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A small Sheffield study explored how young people think vaping should be controlled and presented as an aid to quitting smoking.
David Clarinval raised the proposal during federal budget talks, prompting renewed debate over how Belgium regulates nicotine pouches.
A UK trial compared vape starter kits, with and without telephone support, against NHS stop-smoking emails.
Pharmaceutical companies selling costly treatments for smoking-related diseases also fund organisations campaigning for tighter restrictions on safer nicotine products. Peter examines whether those relationships deserve closer scrutiny.
David Zaruk argues that global tobacco control’s approach to gutka exposes a contradiction in its public health priorities.
Peter Beckett examines what the European Commission’s summary of its nicotine consultations leaves out — and why the design of the questions matters.
Vapes have moved ahead of nicotine patches and gum as the leading aid used by French smokers who have successfully quit, a new survey finds.
A small Sheffield study explored how young people think vaping should be controlled and presented as an aid to quitting smoking.
David Clarinval raised the proposal during federal budget talks, prompting renewed debate over how Belgium regulates nicotine pouches.
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A TobaccoIntelligence report examines illicit nicotine pouch markets in countries with bans and other restrictions.
The proportion of young people smoking in Switzerland fell by almost a quarter between 2023 and 2025, while monthly vaping remained broadly stable.
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