BackgroundThe introduction of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) has provided smokers
with an alternative source of nicotine. Interest and use of the device has increased …

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 …

E-cigarette use has been increasing globally over the past decade. Many use e-cigarettes
as an alternative or method to quit cigarette smoking, whereas others use these products …

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 …

Background Electronic cigarettes are increasing in popularity, and they are easily accessible
in a variety of locations. Despite increasing its popularity, little is known about its overall …

Objective: to synthesize evidence about the efficacy of electronic cigarettes versus Nicotine
Replacement Therapy and placebo to quit smoking. Data sources: We searched for clinical …

Introduction Smoking prevalence remains high in some vulnerable groups, including those
who misuse substances, have a mental illness, are homeless, or are involved with the …

METHODS Cross-sectional study was conducted on e-cigarette publications indexed in
PubMed up to August 2014. We extracted information about the authors (affiliations …

More people are using electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) and fewer people are smoking
conventional tobacco cigarettes. A wide variety of e-cigarettes are available and there is …

Background Reports from royal colleges and organisations such as Public Health England
suggest that GPs and nurses should advise patients to switch to electronic cigarettes (e …