Cochrane finds ‘high‐certainty evidence’ that vaping beats NRT in helping smokers quit
The University of Oxford–led team said they 'did not detect evidence of serious harm' from e-cigarette use
UK researchers have declared that nicotine e-cigarettes are far more effective at helping patients quit smoking than traditional nicotine replacement therapy “for at least six months”.
In an updated Cochrane review, the University of Oxford–led team concluded for the first time there was “high-certainty evidence” that vaping products with nicotine increased quit rates compared with other forms of smoking cessation.
