15 US public health experts jointly issued a document: Restricting e-cigarettes will lead to an increase in cigarette smoking
The American Journal of Public Health is the official journal of the American Public Health Association (APHA).
Founded in 1872, APHA is one of the world’s oldest and most academically diverse public health organizations.
In view of the fact that there have always been doubts about whether e-cigarettes can help quit smoking. The report cited a controlled smoking cessation trial in the United Kingdom and concluded that the smoking cessation rate of smokers who switched to e-cigarettes reached 18% within one year, which was nearly double the nicotine replacement method (9.9%). A New Zealand trial also found that not only the use of e-cigarettes alone will help quit smoking, e-cigarettes may also enhance the effect of existing smoking cessation aids.
In addition to scientific research conclusions, the report also refers to many actual survey data. A survey pointed out that cigarette sales in the United States have been declining at a rate of 2%-3% per year for many years; after e-cigarettes became popular, cigarette sales have declined even faster. On the contrary, when the sales of e-cigarettes fell due to the policy, the sales of cigarettes began to recover.
This means that the previous US policies aimed at restricting the use of e-cigarettes inadvertently led to an increase in cigarette smoking. If the United States imposes the same tax rate on e-cigarettes as cigarettes nationwide, it may prevent 2.75 million smokers from quitting within 10 years.
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