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To date, relatively little research has been conducted on the health effects of e-cigarettes, with mostly minor side effects of mouth irritation, dry cough, nausea and vomiting reported with little or no evidence of serious adverse events [3]
Of smokers who had quit within the last year and were vaping, we found that around 40% reported using those products which would attract the highest proposed tax rate. Senior author Dr Sharon Cox, from the UCL Institute of Epidemiology and Health Care, said: Taxing products according to nicotine strength may also result in people using a lower, cheaper strength and vaping more, as a person with nicotine dependence will alter their behaviour to get the required nicotine dose in their system
WARNING: Smoking causes head and neck cancer
Known for its ability to improve flexibility, relaxation, and anxiety levels, research now shows that it also can promote the desire to stop smoking
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