In a multiple-choice question about why they tried to quit smoking, 1,756 respondents, or 75 percent, said they became wary of the higher prices, followed by 864, or 37 percent, who said they were concerned about their health
Barker, R
Summary and implications Overall, the 12 studies in this narrative review show, at best, a lack of evidence for a statistically significant association between EC use and respiratory risks, and at worst, an association with mild respiratory symptoms (coughing or wheezing)
There is nothing to be gained by adding up the number of people who use conventional nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), oral nicotine products like snus, heat-not-burn products like iQOS, vape and combustible cigarettes