There’s clear evidence showing that e-cigarettes leads people to start smoking, Surgeon General says
E-cigarettes are often promoted as a tool to help smokers quit, but there’s still not enough scientific evidence to back up this claim. There is clear evidence, however, that usingThat’s according to Surgeon General Jerome Adams, who spoke on Thursday about the. This year’s report — the 34th overall — was the first in three decades to address smoking cessation specifically.
The report comes in the midst of a heated debate about flavored e-cigarettes, which public health officials say hook kids. In early January, theLet our news meet your inbox. The news and stories that matters, delivered weekday mornings.
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