"Information from the NHS states that people who use e-cigarettes to quit smoking can expect similar or better results than when using other nicotine replacement therapies." "Of those people who combined NHS stop smoking support with e-cigarettes, two out of three were successful in quitting." "As they eliminate chemicals found in regular cigarettes, such as tar, and allow people control over the amount of nicotine they're consuming, e-cigarettes are a great tool in overcoming smoking addiction." More on this story Published28 February 2017 Published12 February 2017 Published1 February 2017 Published26 February 2017 Published6 February 2016 Published16 March 2016 Published23 July 2015
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