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‘Vaping’ profiles and preferences: an online survey of electronic cigarette users
Addiction · 2013 · Vol. 108(6) · pp. 1115–1125
Lynne Dawkins✉(University of East London)John Turner(University of East London)Amanda Roberts(University of East London)Kirstie Soar(University of East London)
Abstract
E-cigarettes are used primarily for smoking cessation, but for a longer duration than nicotine replacement therapy, and users believe them to be safer than smoking.
Smoking Behavior and CessationBehavioral Health and InterventionsObesity, Physical Activity, DietCravingElectronic cigaretteNicotineMedicineDemographyNicotine dependenceSmoking cessationSecondhand smokePsychologyEnvironmental health
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AdultFemaleHumansMaleSurveys and QuestionnairesSmokingSmoking CessationSex DistributionPatient PreferenceTobacco Use Cessation Devices
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