E-cigarettes: Public Health England's evidence-based confusion - The Lancet
Public Health England's claim that vaping is 95% safer than smoking cigarettes 'is WRONG' | Daily Mail Online
The BMJ Today: The ongoing debate over e-cigarettes, increase in syphilis and gonorrhoea in England, and doctors' burnout - The BMJ
Report: E-Cigarettes are 95 % Less Harmful Than Cigarettes
E-Cigarette Market In The U.K. Part 1: A Health Threat Or A Cure?
GOVERNMENT REPORT | Public Health England: “E-cigarettes are 95% less harmful to your health than normal cigarettes, and when supported by a smoking cessation service, help most smokers to quit tobacco altogether” –
Smears or science? The BMJ attack on Public Health England and its e- cigarettes evidence review – The Counterfactual
E-cigarettes around 95% less harmful than tobacco estimates landmark review - GOV.UK
E-cigarette use by teens: Surgeon general sounds alarm | CNN
Public Health England Declares E-Cigarettes A Game Changer
Experts urge smokers to switch to e-cigarettes for “substantial” health gains
Vape nation: how did Britain end up so hooked on e‑cigarettes? | News | The Sunday Times
PDF) On the Safety of E-cigarettes: “I can Resist anything except Temptation” 1
17 Smoking Cessation Among Adults | Public Health Consequences of E- Cigarettes | The National Academies Press
Use of Electronic Vapor Products Before, During, and After Pregnancy Among Women with a Recent Live Birth — Oklahoma and Texas, 2015 | MMWR
Vaping 95 Percent Healthier and 40% Cheaper than Smoking | Money
Public Health England Backs E-Cigarettes in New Report
E-cigarettes don't help people quit smoking, says new research | The Independent
Public Health England says truthful realistic things about e-cigarettes – The Counterfactual
PDF) Smoking, vaping and public health: Time to be creative
Public Health England Backs E-Cigarettes in New Report
Misconceptions about e-cigarette safety might be stopping smokers using them to quit - Cancer Research UK - Cancer news
E-cigarette evidence update - patterns and use in adults and young people - UK Health Security Agency
