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E cigarettes may be helping thousands a year to quit smoking, but Stop Smoking Services are still the best option A major new scientific review found that nicotine based e cigarettes are carcinogenic to humans, driving up risks for oral and lung cancers. A comprehensive global review published in the journal Carcinogenesis has 61% of ex smokers who use e cigarettes say they vape to help them stop smoking. Research so far shows that vaping is far less harmful than smoking. Find out more: http: po.st X2Ckfa Cancer Research Misconceptions about e cigarette safety might be stopping smokers using them to quit Cancer Research UK funded research does not support the concern that e cigarettes are a 'strong gateway' into smoking Cancer Research UK Cancer News UK E Cigarette Research Forum CoEHAR

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