Introduction This study aimed to examine how the proportion of dual users of cigarettes and
e-cigarettes who use e-cigarettes in situations where smoking is not permitted has changed …

Background and Aims E‐cigarettes have the potential either to decrease or increase health
inequalities, depending on socio‐economic differences in their use and effectiveness. This …

Background There is a decreasing trend in the proportion of individuals who perceive e-
cigarettes to be less harmful than conventional cigarettes across the UK, Europe and the US …

Aims E-cigarettes may benefit public health if they are effective for smoking cessation.
Evidence suggests that the frequency of e-cigarette use is likely an important predicator of …

There is a lack of nationally representative data on regular e-cigarette use, as well as on the
transition from experimentation to regular use. This study examines changes in these in …

Background and aims E‐cigarettes may potentially help young adult smokers to quit
smoking, yet little is known about differences among socio‐economic groups. We examined …

Background: Modelling disease risk from e-cigarette use requires knowing how much e-
cigarette uptake affects a smoker's cigarette consumption. From Waves 1-3 of the US PATH …

Introduction The purpose of this study was to examine the association between electronic
cigarette (e-cigarette) use and smoking cessation among US adults. Duration of smoking …

Objective There is strong interest in the use of electronic cigarettes (e‐cigarettes) globally.
Not much is known about the dual use of e‐cigarettes and combustible tobacco cigarettes …

Introduction More than a decade after electronic cigarettes (e-cigarette) hit the European
market, we are still debating whether they may help or hinder tobacco control. It is therefore …