E-cigarettes aid smoking cessation without specialist support, study finds
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A recent randomized trial conducted by Queen Mary University of London found that e-cigarettes can assist smokers in quitting even without ongoing behavioral support. This finding suggests that e-cigarettes may be an effective tool for smoking cessation independent of specialist intervention.
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