E-cigarette firm Supreme has announced its intention to float its shares for trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange. The company is expected to be admitted on the growth market by next month....
Regular use of e-cigarettes does not have any negative health impact on smokers, a new study has found. The peer-reviewed clinical trial, “Evaluation of the Safety Profile of an Electronic Vapour Product Used for Two Years...
Forest, the smokers’ group, has welcomed a report that studied the risk of using heat-not-burn tobacco products. According to a report by the Committee of Toxicology (COT) for Public Health England, consumers using heat-not-burn products are...
Electronic cigarettes are “definitely less harmful” than smoking tobacco, according to health experts. Over 20 organisations including the NHS, Scottish Government, charities and academic institutions have teamed up to “clarify perceptions” about the harms and benefits...
A YouGov study, which was commissioned by ASH, has found that out of an estimated 2.9m UK vapers more than half had given up smoking. The study showed 1.5m had stubbed out their fags for good, compared...
THE FIRST television advert to show someone smoking an e-cigarette has been broadcast. Cigarette smoking was banned from British television adverts in 1965, with the ban extended to cigars and rolling tobacco in 1991. Previous e-cigarette...
ELECTRONIC cigarettes have the potential to save thousands of lives a year, researchers claim. University College London (UCL) experts have said over 6,000 premature deaths a year could be prevented for every million British smokers who...
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