In July 2014, a World Health Organization (WHO) report found limited evidence that e-cigarettes may help smokers quit, but did not reach conclusions, suggesting smokers be encouraged to use approved methods for help with quitting.
It suggested that smokers should be encouraged to use approved methods for help with quitting. In July 2014, a World Health Organization (WHO) report found limited evidence that e-cigarettes may help smokers quit, but did not reach conclusions.
In July 2014, a World Health Organization (WHO) report found limited evidence that e-cigarettes may help smokers quit, but did not reach conclusions. It suggested that smokers should be encouraged to use approved methods for help with quitting.
In July 2014, a World Health Organization (WHO) report found limited evidence that e-cigarettes may help smokers quit, but did not reach conclusions. It suggested that smokers should be encouraged to use approved methods for help with quitting.