Vaping is an alternative form of smoking that has grown in popularity with young adults
At follow-up, 23 participants (48.9%) remained smoke-free two months after completing the program, and 19 (40.4%) maintained abstinence five months after the program ended
Due to the misleading nature of the term "light" and the lack of actual health benefits associated with these cigarettes, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned the use of descriptors like "light," "mild," and "low-tar" in 2010
These are manufactured using plant-based resources, including bamboo, hemp, and sugarcane wood pulp
In February 2018, Public Health England published a study around vaping, stating that switching completely from smoking to vaping conveys substantial health benefits, with evidence supporting that e-cigarette use is associated with improved quit success rates in smoking across the UK
Future outlook In the future, larger cohort studies are needed to confirm the CT findings in this study, as well as elucidate possible pathogenic mechanisms responsible for the effects of marijuana smoke on lung damage
