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GP explains why vaping is so hard to give up
One of the main biological reasons that makes vaping so difficult to give up is the addictive nature of nicotine, explains the GP.
The long-term effects of vaping are still emerging, but early research indicates vaping damages the lungs much like smoking.
A man vaped 'every 10 seconds got the warning he needed to quit after his lung collapsed and put him in medical jeopardy.
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Want to quit vaping this year? Here’s what the evidence shows so far about effective strategies
Lots of people who vape want to quit, but there’s very little guidance on how best to do so. In the U.S., recent reports estimate that 5.9% of youth and 4.5% of adults currently vape. This proportion ...
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How to quit vaping: What experts want you to know
Vaping may appear to be a safer alternative to smoking, but experts say neither is really safe. And because both contain nicotine, the ingredient that makes tobacco products addictive, quitting either ...
A new study by investigators from Mass General Brigham showed that teens and young adults who took varenicline—an FDA-approved, twice-daily smoking cessation pill for adults—are more than three times ...
A new clinical study, published in the journal JAMA, has revealed a powerful tool in the fight against teen and young adult nicotine addiction: a twice-daily pill originally meant to help adults stop ...
As October comes to an end, many will be approaching an entire month without smoking and there are a lot of health benefits ...
Scientists are setting out to look at the long-term impact of vaping on people, to investigate the relative safety of vaping ...
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