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
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Vaping enthusiasts have been waiting a long time for this. A major French study is finally ready to commence with the goal of determining the effectiveness of e-cigarettes. The study’s objective, which will include over 600 smokers, is to know once and for all whether or not the e-cigarette is an effective nicotine substitute. The […]En savoir plus
A major recent study has revealed the consumption habits of American e-cigarette users. The study, carried out by the polling institution Gallup, surveyed 1,033 Americans eighteen and older. The analysis of the collected responses reveals that Americans under 30 are the group most likely to take up vaping. Indeed, the rate of smoking amongst this […]En savoir plus
Although vaping continues to be unfairly compared to smoking, a new scientific study shows just how harmless it really its. In collaboration between Kaunas’ University of Technology, federal laboratories in Switzerland, ETH Zurich and Fontem Ventures, the study focused on e-cigarette vapour. The hypothesis was that unlike traditional smoking, vaping does not have a detrimental […]En savoir plus
Although the electronic cigarette is already seen as a useful device to help wean smokers off tobacco, it is much more than that, too. A recent British study confirms that even smokers who are initially not interested in vaping often end up convinced of its effectiveness. Such statements are based on a study of forty […]En savoir plus
The Bloomberg School laboratory has just highlighted a potentially dangerous effect of the e-cigarette. This study shows that the aerosols emitted by vaping devices contain high concentrations of heavy metals, including lead. The study, carried about by Ana Maria Rule, sought to quantify the level of toxic substances present in e-cigarette vapour. The concentration levels […]En savoir plus
While many dedicated scientific researchers have worked to demonstrate e-cigs are much safer than tobacco, the anti-vaping establishment is also highly vocal. In this latter camp, Mark Rubinstein is a researcher at the University of California. He recently stated that vapour from electronic cigarettes contains “toxic chemicals found in traditional cigarette smoke”. The Californian study results […]En savoir plus
One of the main reasons that smokers are afraid to quit is the fear of gaining weight. While e-cigarettes are 95% less harmful than cigarettes, they may also help smokers hoping to quit avoid gaining weight. An Italian study carried out by Christina Russo of the University of Catalina focused on the benefits of vaping […]En savoir plus
The vape market is thriving as never before. In the USA, there are today almost 500 different brands for a total of 8000 e-juice flavours. A recent american study has just been released concluding that certain of these flavours could be dangerous. A number of flavours available on the global market are said to have negative […]En savoir plus
Amir Farnoud of the University of Ohio has conclusively demonstrated that vaping technology is less dangerous than conventional cigarettes. The methodology and results of the study were published in the international medical journal “Respiratory Research” in late 2024. To complete this study, researchers specialised in chemical and bio-molecular engineering focused on the effects of vaping on pulmonary […]En savoir plus
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