Lethal injection failures are not glitches; they are features of the process.

Smokers who want to quit are most likely to succeed when they use nicotine e-cigarettes, according to a new Cochrane review.

Physicians often face a genuine dilemma when it comes to counseling patients who smoke about e-cigarettes. Although most support the concept of harm reduction in other spheres,1 “tobacco harm reductio...

The use of nicotine vapes, or e-cigarettes, also fell to in 2025, the lowest it’s been since its peak in 2019.

Les e-cigarettes contenant de la substance active surpassent largement les patchs et les gommes dans la course au sevrage. Une vaste méta-analyse confirme que cette méthode génère nettement plus de succès par rapport aux substituts traditionnels, se hissant comme l'outil le plus efficace actuellement disponible pour écraser sa dernière cigarette.

New data shows that vaping is by far the most effective way to stop people smoking. It’s about time we acclimatise ourselves to the evidence.

A new JAMA article by the Treatment Research Network of SRNT (the Society for Nicotine and Tobacco Research) discusses how clinicians should discuss e-cigarettes with patients who smoke cigarettes.

If youth vaping affects lifetime premature mortality, the increase or decrease is projected to be very small.

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A new FDA survey finds some positive trends among young people in the US, though new forms of nicotine use like pouches have become a bit more popular.

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Australia’s sky-high cigarette excise and severely restricted legal access to vaping have helped fuel a vast illegal nicotine market, undermining public health, law enforcement and government revenue.

This Special Communication summarizes evidence on the use of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation and provides recommendations for clinicians on how to engage in conversations with adult patients who cu...

Researchers from the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco Treatment Network published new recommendations in the JAMA encouraging healthcare providers to discuss nicotine e-cigarettes as a potential harm reduction option for adults who smoke and have been unable or unwilling to quit using FDA-approved cessation methods. The guidance, published July 30, emphasizes patient-centered, shared

This Special Communication summarizes evidence on the use of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation and provides recommendations for clinicians on how to engage in conversations with adult patients who cu...

This Special Communication summarizes evidence on the use of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation and provides recommendations for clinicians on how to engage in conversations with adult patients who cu...

E-cigarettes aren't safe, but they're ‘dramatically safer' than smoking. Citing strong evidence for harm reduction, Brown experts join co-authors for a new SRNT paper that advises healthcare providers discuss vaping with adult smokers struggling to quit.

Proposals for regulating tobacco, vaping and nicotine product packaging, device appearance and retail displays, to implement the Tobacco and Vapes Act.