Little is known about whether e-cigarette use influences tobacco smokers' decisions around
other smoking cessation options, including the most effective one available: stop smoking …

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 …

Introduction: Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use rose substantially within the UK in recent
years but currently, Stop Smoking Services in England do not prescribe them due to a lack of …

Introduction: E-cigarettes can be categorized into two basic types,(1) cigalikes, that are
disposable or use pre-filled cartridges and (2) tanks, that can be refilled with liquids. The …

Aims: E-cigarettes have been advocated as an effective smoking cessation intervention, with
evidence indicating that they are substantially less harmful than conventional cigarettes. As …

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 Calls have been made to relax current Australian regulations related to e-
cigarettes to increase the accessibility of the devices for smoking cessation purposes …

Objective To examine associations between the use of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation
and levels of alcohol consumption, high-risk drinking, and attempts to cut down alcohol …

Background Use of e-cigarettes (inhalable vapour producing battery powered devices that
aim to simulate tobacco cigarettes), is rising in a number of countries, but as yet none of …

Introduction: We have undertaken four online surveys of Stop Smoking Service (SSS)
practitioners in England, between 2011 and 2016, in order to enhance our understanding of …