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Joint statement on e-cigarettes by Public Health England and other UK public health organisations.
There is an obligation on the manufacturers and importers of electronic cigarettes to submit a notification of such products they intend to market.
Public consultation on historic proposals draws to a close with roughly 25,000 responses from teachers, parents, healthcare professionals and the public.
Annual update of Public Health England’s e-cigarette evidence review by leading independent tobacco experts.
Mixed methods research exploring the scale and features of the online e-cigarette market, including characteristics of e-cigarette users.
As number of vapers in England plateaus, incorrect perceptions of its relative risks compared to smoking may be discouraging smokers from using vaping to quit.
Neil O'Brien delivered a speech at Policy Exchange on government plans to cut smoking rates and tackle underage vaping.
Bold new measures to combat rising levels of youth vaping expected to be announced.
Pregnant women will also be offered financial incentives to help them quit as part of a sweeping package of measures to cut smoking rates in England.
Be vigilant for any suspected adverse reactions associated with use of e-cigarettes or vaping (including lung injury) and report them to the MHRA via the Yellow Card scheme. In this article we provide UK case definitions of e-cigarette or vaping...
England could be the first country in the world to prescribe medicinally licensed e-cigarettes to help reduce smoking rates.
The MHRA is committed to responding to the Tobacco Control Plan and supports the UK Government’s vision for a smoke-free generation by encouraging safe, high-quality and effective e-cigarette products to be licensed as medicines.
Over half of smokers believe nicotine vaping products are equally or more harmful than smoking despite US vaping deaths being caused by substances banned in UK.
Expert independent review concludes that e-cigarettes have potential to help smokers quit.
PHE report on e-cigarette use finds that regular vaping remains low among young people, and has plateaued among adults.
A new Public Health England (PHE) e-cigarette evidence review, undertaken by leading independent tobacco experts, provides an update on PHE’s 2015 review.
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