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To date, 39 countries in the world currently outlaw vaping in all forms (ridiculing NHE findings that #ecigarettes are a viable stop smoking option) citing unfounded “epidemic” claims among youth and other at-risk populations.#vaping #tobaccoharmreduction
Where vaping is banned, smoking rates are high, and public health is at risk | Vaping Post
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Home Politics Where vaping is banned, smoking rates are high, and public health is...PoliticsWhere vaping is banned, smoking rates are high, and public health is at riskBy Michael McGrady - January 8, 20191790SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet Harm reduction advocates commonly argue the same point: Vaping...Medical research finds that switching from cigarettes to #ecigarettes can be lifesaving. According to a study conducted at the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, “Up to 6.6 million cigarette smokers will live substantially longer if cigarette smoking is replaced by vaping over a ten-year period... In all, cigarette smokers who switch to e-cigarettes could live 86.7 million more years with policies that encourage cigarette smokers to switch completely to e-cigarettes.” #harmreduction #quitsmoking
Teen Vaping Is Bad, but the Alternative Is Worse
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The FDA’s efforts to reduce teen vaping rates will likely result in worse health outcomes by prompting teens to switch to smoking cigarettes.There is no epidemic in teen vaping. The latest survey data from the Centers for Disease Control only reveals any e-cigarette use in the last month, but previous data showed that fewer than 6 percent of teens (including 18 year olds, who can legally purchase e-cigarettes) vaped habitually (20-30 days a month). That means over 94 percent of teens are not regularly vaping. Furthermore CDC data does not tell us how many of these teenage vapers are using nicotine, but previous research found most of them were not. It also doesn’t say what percentage of teen e-cigarette users had never smoked, a number previous research puts at less than 1 percent. #vaping #tobaccoharmreduction
Unfounded E-Cigarette Panic Puts Public Health at Risk – InsideSources
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E-cigarettes pose a tiny percent of the risk of cigarette smoking, just 1 percent to 5 percent according to authorities like the United KingdomLead researcher Dr Leonie Brose, from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, said 'Tobacco cigarettes kill over half of those who smoke long-term, yet very few people know that nicotine is not the direct cause of smoking-related death and disease. We found those people who think nicotine is to blame for harms from smoking are more likely to think e-cigarettes and NRT are just as bad as smoking.' #vaping #tibaccoharmreduction
Misperceptions about vaping common among UK smokers
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Research from King's College London finds smokers and ex-smokers in the UK overestimate the harm from vaping, with fewer than six out of 10 accurately believing that e-cigarettes are less harmful than tobacco cigarettes. Misperceptions appear to be on the increase and are particularly strong in smok...This is the most obvious piece of useless advice that should never have required a single research dollar to be spent.
Most smokers who drink alcohol know the risk - so anyone who wants to quit smoking, should cutback or stop drinking. No brainer. #harmreduction #dontdrinkandsmoke
Reducing alcohol use could help quit daily smoking habit
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If quitting smoking is one of your New Year's resolutions, you might want to consider cutting back on your drinking, too.