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Clearing up some myths around e-cigarettes
Action on Smoking and HealthCancer Research UKMartin DockrellPublic Health EnglandRoyal College of Physicianse-cigarettese-cigse-liquidseliquidvapevaping
Despite the sometimes confused, and confusing, media reporting around the safety of e-cigarettes, there is growing consensus around the evidence. While not without some risk, when compared to smoking e-cigarettes are far less harmful.
CDC report shows more smokers try to quit with E-Cigs than nicotine replacement products.
Some studies, including one by the Royal College of Physicians, have claimed e-cigs and vaporizers are up to 95 percent less harmful than traditional cigarettes. The Royal College’s study on traditional cigarettes played a key role in the landmark 1964 surgeon general’s determination on the harmful effects of smoking.