Español The UK's National Health Service still recommends that smokers quit using e-cigarettes
2023-09-22
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09-222023The UK's National Health Service still recommends that smokers quit using e-cigarettes
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09-152023A new attraction at the Tobacco Show in Dortmund, Germany: Can reloadable e-cigarettes become the next growth pole?
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09-052023Thailand may consider legalizing and taxing e-cigarettes
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08-312023Experts from many countries: E-cigarettes are less harmful than cigarettes, stop spreading wrong information
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08-282023The latest research from Hollins Cancer Center in the United States: E-cigarettes do have the value of assisting smoking cessation
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08-212023Farewell to barbaric growth, the e-cigarette industry governance is entering the track of legalization and standardization
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08-162023Quebec, Canada's most populous province, will ban flavored e-cigarettes on October 31
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08-152023According to the latest British survey, 43% of cigarette smokers still have misconceptions about e-cigarettes
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08-142023Canadian Vaping Association recommends government lift ban on flavors
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08-122023Two major international scientific journals publish articles supporting the harm reduction of e-cigarettes, which can significantly reduce the harm to the respiratory system
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08-112023Leading Australian GP reiterates that e-cigarettes are effective for smoking cessation
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08-102023American university professor strongly recommends that countries promote e-cigarettes as a harm reduction tool
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08-092023British government report: E-cigarettes are the best choice for assisting smoking cessation, with a success rate of 64.9%
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08-082023New study: E-cigarettes reduce heart disease risk compared with cigarettes
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08-072023Leading Australian GP reiterates that e-cigarettes are effective for smoking cessation
