Objective There is minimal research that has measured motivations behind e-cigarette use
and the relationship to cigarette and e-cigarette use. The aim of this study was to (1) …

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 …

Introduction Understanding the population impact of e-cigarettes requires determining their
effect on cigarette smoking cessation. Methods Using the US Population Assessment of …

Background It has been claimed that use of e-cigarettes in combination with cigarettes
outside of a quit attempt ('dual use') reduces quitting among smokers. This study aimed to …

Conclusion The current findings provide an overview of the use and perceptions of e-
cigarettes among current and ex-smokers in New Zealand. Together, they suggest some …

Four articles in this issue of Nicotine & Tobacco Research investigate e-cigarettes' potential
as switching or smoking cessation aids for adults who may be particularly good candidates …

Objective To evaluate the safety and efficacy as a tool of smoking cessation of electronic
cigarettes (e-cigarettes), directly comparing users of e-cigarettes only, smokers of tobacco …

Background E-cigarettes may be effective smoking cessation aids and their use by smokers
has been growing rapidly. It is important to observe and assess natural patterns in the use of …

We appreciate the comments we received in response to our analysis of the relationship
between e-cigarette use and cigarette smoking cessation using the Population Assessment …

Objective Canada is among the few countries in which e-cigarettes containing nicotine are
prohibited. To date, there is little evidence on the prevalence and patterns of use of e …