Since the appearance of vaping, scientific studies have been led to prove its health benefits, especially the cancer risk decrease compared with tobacco. But studies are not stopping here since they also intend to look into e-cigarettes’ impact in smoking cessation, as explained by a Forbes articles.
And results seem to lean in this direction. A study was published in BMJ in July 2017, and followed 100.000 Americans. This study actually confirms a growing increase of e-cigarette use linked with decreasing tobacco use figures.
Similar results were reached in another study which was published in the Nicotine & Tobacco review in August 2017. According to this study, there’s a clear link between e-cigarette use and a high success rate of tobacco use cessation.
These different results show a significant impact of the e-cigarette on tobacco use reduction. But some doubts remain regarding this cause and effect relationship. Indeed, studies conducted until now do not distinguish punctual e-cig users from regular e-cig users.
Frequency of use is a key success factor

Future studies should enable to confirm this link between e-cigarette and tobacco cessation, but it’s important to closely monitor the frequency of use of vaping.
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