Smokers twice as likely to quit smoking using Allen Carr method, study reveals  Irish Medical Times

The HSE’s smoking cessation *service*, Quit.ie, is a lot less effective at getting smokers to quit than the renowned Allen Carr method.

E-cigs can double success rates of quitting smoking, UK study finds  Reuters

LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) – People using e-cigarettes to quit smoking are about 95% more likely to report success than those trying to quit without help from …

Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking Seminar – Auckland  Auckland Magazine

Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking is different to the usual methods of quitting and is the only major method to offer a money back guarantee*.

New smoking law lights up Malaysia’s fight against tobacco  South China Morning Post

The law requiring people smoking to be at least three metres away from open-air eateries has sparked national debate and complaints from businesses in a …

Show Segments  News Talk 650 CKOM

8:30 – Tensions between the United States and Iran have been rising steadily, with tankers being attacked and …

2019 Smoking Cessation Aids Market Segmentation, Growth Insights, Future Forecast 2024, Industry Share, Gross Margin, Price and Revenue  The Atlas Newspaper

Report Titled: “Global Smoking Cessation Aids Market Growth Rate, Market Share, Size, Trends, and Forecast 2019-2024”. Smoking Cessation Aids Market …

News – E-cigarettes could double success rates for quitting smoking  OnMedica

People who use e-cigarettes to quit smoking are around 95% more likely to succeed than those trying without, claims a large University College London (UCL) …

Vermont Fights Youth E-Cigarette Trends with New Laws and Taxes | Cannabis and Hemp Events and News  Heady Vermont

Consumers of vaping products and e-cigarettes may want to stock up on supplies this week. On July 1, two new Vermont laws will go into effect: H.57 will tax all …

New vaping website promotes smoking alternative  RNZ

A new website that provides information and advice on vaping in New Zealand has been launched this morning.

Study: Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death  WLS-TV

A report by the CDC found that 70 percent of smokers want to quit, but only six percent are successful.