Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are gaining in popularity. Also known as vaping after their
characteristic vapor (and to distinguish it from the smoke produced by conventional …

E-cigarettes are gaining popularity as nicotine delivery devices, yet many health care
providers lack the confidence to discuss these devices with their patients and families. Many …

Background Health care providers play a pivotal role as educators on health-related matters
ranging from vaccination to smoking cessation. With the rising popularity of electronic …

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that continued abstinence was more likely for those using e-cigarettes than for those who …

Electronic cigarettes (e‐cigarettes) have an important role in helping many people to stop
smoking, but widespread myths and misconceptions remain about their safety. Public Health …

Research about e-cigarette use is emerging and there is no clear evidence about the
effectiveness of their use in smoking cessation. The purpose of this study was to explore the …

Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are perceived as an alternative to standard tobacco
cigarette smoking, primarily because of the e-cigarette industry's marketing messages …

Background and purpose: There is a lack of research on perceived health effects of
electronic cigarettes by adult users. Because more people are choosing electronic cigarettes …

E-cigarette consumption has increased rapidly over recent years, partly due to the belief that
the use of e-cigarettes is a potential smoking cessation aid, and harm-reducing alternative to …

301 will either not try e-cigarettes, not use them in sufficient quantity or frequency, or they will
use them alongside smoking if quitting smoking is too difficult. Additionally, as with all …