Vaping in England: an evidence update including vaping for smoking cessation

Ann McNeill; Leonie Brose; Deborah Robson; Rob Calder; Erikas Simonavicius

Vaping in England: an evidence update including vaping for smoking cessation

Ann McNeill, Leonie Brose, Deborah Robson, Rob Calder, Erikas Simonavicius

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This is the seventh report in a series of independent reports commissioned by Public Health England (PHE) to summarise evidence on vaping products to inform policies and regulations.

Smoking remains the largest single risk factor for death and years of life lived in ill-health and is a leading cause of health inequalities in England and in other parts of the world.

Alternative nicotine delivery devices, such as nicotine vaping products, could play a crucial role in reducing the enormous health burden caused by cigarette smoking.

This report covers the latest evidence on prevalence and characteristics of vaping in young people and adults in England, with a particular focus on data emerging since the last vaping evidence report published in early 2020.

This report also includes an update of the evidence on the impact of vaping products on smoking cessation, last examined in detail in the 2018 e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products evidence report.

Original language	English
Type	Vaping in England: evidence update February 2021 Annual update of Public Health England’s e-cigarette evidence review by leading independent tobacco experts. This report covers vaping for smoking cessation.
Publication status	Published - 23 Feb 2021

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