Vapes Seem to Have Become More Effective as Smoking Cessation Tools

A new study in the Nicotine & Tobacco Research journal shows that in the US, people who use nicotine vapes are more likely to quit cigarettes, with a quit rate of nearly 31%, compared to around 20% for non-vapers. Factors contributing to this shift include the development of more satisfying vaping products and changes in tobacco control laws. Though the study doesn't offer definitive answers, it highlights the importance of considering evolving trends when making public health decisions. Researchers suggest that better vaping products could play a significant role in smoking cessation efforts.