Key findings reported by the HRB include: E-cigarettes are no more effective than approved and regulated nicotine replacement therapies (NRTs) to help people stop smoking
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These examples highlight the growing awareness of the potential health and environmental consequences of e-cigarette use and the efforts to address these concerns through policy