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[RTE News] Increased use of e-cigarettes would assist smokers to quit, study finds. (05 Jan 2017)

External website: http://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0105/842815-smoking-hs...

The Health Information and Quality Authority has said that an increased use of e-cigarettes by smokers trying to quit "would increase the number of people who successfully quit compared with the existing situation in Ireland".

For the first time e-cigarettes are included in a study on the cost effectiveness of aids for quitting smoking in Ireland.

The study found the most effective way to quit smoking is a combination of Varenicline, a prescription-only medication, along with nicotine replacement therapy including nicotine gum, patches, inhalers, intranasal and oral sprays, and tablets............

 

[Health Information and Quality Authority. (2017) Draft Health technology assessment (HTA) of smoking cessation interventions.]

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