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Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

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

United kingdomCaitlin notleyBrian popeHazel cheesemanHealth ashCare researchUniversity of east angliaNational institute for healthNorwich medical schoolOffice for national statisticsEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit | Braintree and Witham Times

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

United kingdomCaitlin notleyHazel cheesemanBrian popeOffice for national statisticsCare researchHealth ashNational institute for healthUniversity of east angliaNorwich medical schoolEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

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

United kingdomHazel cheesemanCaitlin notleyBrian popeNorwich medical schoolCare researchNational institute for healthHealth ashUniversity of east angliaOffice for national statisticsEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Offering free vapes to smokers in A&E could help more quit | Isle of Wight County Press

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

United kingdomCaitlin notleyHazel cheesemanBrian popeNorwich medical schoolNational institute for healthCare researchUniversity of east angliaHealth ashOffice for national statisticsEast angliaMedical schoolNational statisticsProfessor caitlin notleyNational instituteEmergency medicine

Free vapes could save thousands of lives

Trial finds group offered vape kits and referred for support were 76% more likely to give up smoking.

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