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Rochester Institute of Technology researchers secured $4.8 million to study how people actually use e-cigarettes in real life, discovering users take deeper puffs than lab tests show. Their work will help create better safety standards before vaping products reach store shelves.
A massive review of 80 studies involving 30,000 smokers worldwide found that regulated nicotine vapes help more people quit smoking than patches or gum. While the long-term health effects of vaping remain unknown, researchers say they're substantially less harmful than continuing to smoke.
Nicotine e-cigarettes help 60% more people quit smoking than traditional methods like patches and gum, according to a major new review. This could be a game-changer for millions struggling to break free from tobacco.