(PMID: 28166548), published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, found that long-term e-cigarette users had significantly lower levels of carcinogens and toxic chemicals compared to smokers with levels similar to people using nicotine patches
The increased levels of nicotine in cigarettes may make it easier for people to get hooked on cigarettes and more difficult for smokers to "kick the habit." Doctors may also have trouble providing the correct dose of medicines to help smokers stop smoking
Associations of prevalence of e-cigarette use with quit attempts, quit success, use of smoking cessation medication, and the overall quit rate among smokers in England: a time-series analysis of population trends 20072022
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