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Does vaping cause cancer?

Vaping probably causes cancer. The question is how much For years the stock answer to the question “does vaping cause cancer?” was cautious: possibly, but not proven. That answer now looks too weak. The strongest recent review of the evidence concludes that nicotine-based vapes are likely to cause cancers of

By Matt Thomas 27 Apr 2026
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Quitting vaping: what science tells us

Among young adults, some interventions do seem to raise quit rates.

By Matt Thomas 07 Apr 2026
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Giving up Vaping Books

1. Allen Carr’s Easy Way to Quit Vaping Amazon rating: 4.5/5 This is the obvious place to start. Allen Carr’s method is familiar: strip nicotine of its mystique, puncture the idea that it offers comfort, and make quitting feel less like sacrifice than escape. That may

By Matt Thomas 06 Apr 2026
Is Your Vape Hiding a Deadly Secret?

Is Your Vape Hiding a Deadly Secret?

Vapes were marketed as the cleaner alternative to cigarettes: no smoke, no ash, no stale smell. The evidence behind it is less reassuring than the branding suggests. Health organisations and researchers have found that e-cigarette liquids and aerosols can contain heavy metals, aldehydes, volatile organic compounds and ultrafine particles. The

By Matt Thomas 04 Apr 2026
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