Stoptober 2017 < Go Back

Stoptober 2017 Are you looking to quit smoking or support someone you love in giving up cigarettes? With tonnes of support and useful resources, Stoptober is a great time to give up. Stoptober is a yearly event from the NHS encouraging as many people as possible to stay off cigarettes for the whole of October. When you stop smoking for 28 days or more, you’re 5 times more likely to quit for good so stopping for…

Best Way To Quit Smoking – Cutting Down vs Cold Turkey < Go Back

It’s often chatted about a lot among smokers, non smokers, social smokers and even those who have quit themselves about what the best way to quit smoking is. ‘How do you quit smoking?’, ‘What’s the best way to stop smoking?’ Do you ever so slightly cut down your smoking intake gradually, and make it a long term project that you will eventually make yourself comfortable going smoke free? Or do you jump in at the…

New Year’s Resolutions – How to stop smoking < Go Back

New Year, New You. It’s time to get those new year’s resolutions in. But this time, stick to them. So, what resolution is right for you? With ‘getting healthy’ as the most popular resolution based search term, it could be that. There are many different ways to achieve this, but perhaps the most common and effective is, yes, you guessed it – stop smoking! Google searches for ‘how to stop smoking’ increase considerably in January,…

Scientist corrects claims made on her own anti-e-cig research < Go Back

The lead scientist who conducted an e-cigarette study that recently ignited controversy has now formally issued a correction in order to clarify that the research did not find e-cigarette vapour was as harmful as cigarette smoke. The scientist in question, Dr Jessica Wang-Rodriguez, was the lead researcher on the “Oral Oncology” study that cited two e-cigarette products “damaged cells in ways that could lead to cancer.”

Tobacco companies should pay for damage caused by their products, charity say < Go Back

Experts are calling for the government to force tobacco companies to ‘cough up’ cash for the damage smoking has caused.

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How quitting smoking will benefit your body < Go Back

Giving up smoking is a tough thing to do, and requires a great deal of willpower to do so, but when you do, it greatly benefits your body in ways you might not have even imagined.

Serbia set to introduce a “total ban on smoking in public places”, say reports < Go Back

According to a Belgrade-based daily publication, Serbia will next year enact new legislation to ban smoking in all enclosed public places.

Prison Officers Association announce bid to fast-track prison smoking ban < Go Back

The Prison Officers Association (POA) has announced it is set to launch a judicial review against the Prison Service in order to fast-track an outright ban on smoking within prisons.

Experts condemn new study which claims the use of e-cigarettes may reduce the chances of quitting < Go Back

A new study carried out in the United States has claimed that tobacco smokers who don’t use e-cigarettes have a higher chance of quitting smoking compared to those who opt to use an e cig.

Realise your New Year’s resolution to quit smoking < Go Back

2016 is finally upon us, and if you’re a cigarette smoker, there’s a good chance that you will have made a New Year’s resolution to quit tobacco for good.

Study reveals nearly half of all U.S. teens have been exposed to second-hand smoke < Go Back

According to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, most middle and high school students (11-18 year olds) in the United States, who have never used tobacco, have been exposed to second hand smoke, a worrying number for this age group of never-smokers.

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Estimated 400,000 smokers in a single country quit thanks to E cigarettes < Go Back

E cigarettes could well be the most important factor in thousands of people giving up smoking for good, according to a recent study published in the International Journal of Public Health. France’s 2014 Health Barometer used responses from a representative sample of the French population – just over 15,500 people – and sought to investigate the relationship between tobacco and e cigarette use.

More than one million people in the UK are living with smoking related chronic lung diseases < Go Back

Public Health England have announced that in excess of one million UK residents are living with chronic lung diseases as a result of smoking. The figures suggest that nearly nine out of 10 of the 25,000 annual deaths from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in the UK are as a result of smoking.

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