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Free vapes in A&E could help thousands more quit smoking, researchers say

It was suggested that implementing the measures in the trial more widely could benefit 22,000 more people a year.

United kingdomBrian popeCaitlin notleyHazel cheesemanJonathan bradyNorwich medical schoolHealth ashOffice for national statisticsNational institute for healthUniversity of east angliaCare researchEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational institute

Free vapes in A&E could help thousands more quit smoking, researchers say

It was suggested that implementing the measures in the trial more widely could benefit 22,000 more people a year.

United kingdomBrian popeJonathan bradyCaitlin notleyHazel cheesemanNorwich medical schoolHealth ashUniversity of east angliaOffice for national statisticsNational institute for healthCare researchEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational institute

Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit

Smoking could be reduced if free vapes are offered to smokers in accident and emergency departments, researchers say.

United kingdomCaitlin notleyHazel cheesemanBrian popeHealth ashNorwich medical schoolOffice for national statisticsNational institute for healthCare researchUniversity of east angliaEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit

Smoking could be reduced if free vapes are offered to smokers in accident and emergency departments, researchers say.

United kingdomHazel cheesemanBrian popeCaitlin notleyUniversity of east angliaNational institute for healthNorwich medical schoolOffice for national statisticsCare researchHealth ashEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Free vapes in A&E could help thousands more quit smoking, researchers say

It was suggested that implementing the measures in the trial more widely could benefit 22,000 more people a year.

United kingdomHazel cheesemanCaitlin notleyJonathan bradyBrian popeUniversity of east angliaCare researchNational institute for healthHealth ashOffice for national statisticsNorwich medical schoolEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational institute

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