The United Kingdom is without a doubt the most progressive country in the world when it comes to vaping. Further proof that vaping is a legitimate alternative to smoking can now be found in the food banks in Hertfordshire, which may start offering free vaping kits! Situated north of London, the county of Hertfordshire is […]En savoir plus
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Electronic cigarettes are one step closer to becoming a smoking cessation tool officially recommended by the Ministry for Health in New Zealand. While vaping is still banned in public spaces, electronic cigarettes have been studied extensively and conclusions are clear that they represent a safer alternative to tobacco. A campaign is scheduled for launch in August encouraging smokers, in […]En savoir plus
According to a major study at England’s Imperial College of London, it is much easier to quit smoking while in a couple, regardless of the method chosen. The chances of success are 6 times higher, in fact, and this is still true even when only one of the two partners is a smoker. The team […]En savoir plus
The AP-HP (Paris Hospital) is currently organizing a massive study to better understand the e-cigarette’s effectiveness as a tool for helping quit smoking. 150 volunteers have already joined the study, but in order for the experiment to be as reliable as possible, researchers are calling for at least 650 participants. 11 hospitals located in 12 […]En savoir plus
In France, the e-cigarette is yet to be considered a legitimate nicotine substitute (even if progress is being made). Those in Great Britain see the e-cigarette a bit differently: according to a new study, vaping is the most effective method to quit smoking cigarettes. A January 30 article published in the New England Journal of […]En savoir plus
Laeticia Hallyday was married to France’s most beloved rock star for over 30 years. A loving wife and guardian angel, she helped him fight his personal demons for three decades, tobacco in particular. Despite her best efforts, the French superstar passed away on 5th of December, 2024, at the age of 74 from smoking-related diseases. […]En savoir plus
A new study carried about by an English university shows that allowing smokers to choose their nicotine dose at the moment they quit tobacco increases their chances of success. Dunja Przulj, a psychologist working at Queen Mary University of London, carried out the study, which shows that nicotine replacement therapies are more successful when smokers […]En savoir plus
France’s tobacco-free month, the “Mois sans Tabac,” was launched in 2016 and saw immediate, resounding success. The 2018 edition has also been extremely successful, thanks to a significant increase in the number of participants. Today, it appears that the general public is finally aware of the importance of initiatives to fight tobacco addiction. France’s tobacco-free […]En savoir plus
For the third year, the French #MoisSansTabac initiative was launched by the Ministry of Solidarity and Health. In partnership with Assurance Maladie, France’s primary health insurance provider, Public Health France is proposing a program to help as many people as possible quit smoking. Public Health France launched a vast information campaign in the beginning of […]En savoir plus
A new edition of Stoptober, the English version of France’s “month without tobacco,” began on October 1. The goal of Stoptober is to give smokers who want to quit smoking the best chance at succeeding. A study recently revealed that receiving help when quitting smoking multiplies the chances of succeeding by 500%. According to the […]En savoir plus
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