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BBC News - E-cigarettes 'help smokers quit or cut down'
While this will come as no surprise to members here, but it's another positive media article.
Shame the BBC screwed up with this bit:
"The trial researchers found that about 9% of smokers who used e-cigarettes were able to stop smoking for up to a year, and possibly longer."
implying e-cigs help people to stop smoking temporarily. I'm sure they meant to say that within a year 9% of users had stopped smoking completely. Even the Daily Fail got that bit right in their article:
Study backs 'vaping' for smokers | Daily Mail Online
Heres the Guardian's report:
E-cigarettes can help smokers quit or cut down heavily, say researchers | Society | The Guardian
An amusing satitical piece linked from a commentor on the Guardian's article:
Put cancer in e-cigarettes, say non-smokers
While this will come as no surprise to members here, but it's another positive media article.
Shame the BBC screwed up with this bit:
"The trial researchers found that about 9% of smokers who used e-cigarettes were able to stop smoking for up to a year, and possibly longer."
implying e-cigs help people to stop smoking temporarily. I'm sure they meant to say that within a year 9% of users had stopped smoking completely. Even the Daily Fail got that bit right in their article:
Study backs 'vaping' for smokers | Daily Mail Online
Heres the Guardian's report:
E-cigarettes can help smokers quit or cut down heavily, say researchers | Society | The Guardian
An amusing satitical piece linked from a commentor on the Guardian's article:
Put cancer in e-cigarettes, say non-smokers