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A new study conducted by the Center for Substance Use Research (CSUR) and funded by Fontem Ventures, the vape company behind such brands as Blu e-cigarettes, has found vape juice flavors to play an important role in not only attracting smokers to vaping, but also in retaining them as vapers. The study’s lead researchers, CSUR …
While there are clearly concerns over e-cigarettes getting the next generation of adults hooked on nicotine, the findings of a new study conducted by researchers in Greece may put some of these concerns to rest. The study, which was published in the Harm Reduction Journal, found e-cigarette use in Greece to be “largely confined” to …
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New research shows that while most adults recognize that nicotine is what makes tobacco cigarettes addictive and compels smokers to smoke, the majority of people mistakenly believe that nicotine is what causes cancer in cigarette smokers. The research was conducted by Pinney Associates, a company which, by their account, helps pharmaceutical and consumer healthcare clients …
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Cancer Research UK, a cancer research and awareness charity formed in 2002 by the merger of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund and The Cancer Research Campaign, has issued a response to what they call “the misinterpretation by the media” of an electronic cigarette study funded by the charity that examined the possibility that vaping e-cigs …
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While there is a growing body of evidence to support the theory that e-cigarettes are less harmful than the cigarettes they look to replace, could e-cigs themselves actually have a negative impact on the human heart? According to one new study, there’s a chance that that could very well be the case for nicotine infused …
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