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CDC survey finds far more US adult smokers tried to quit smoking (during most recent quit attempt) by vaping (60%) from 2014-2016 than by using nicotine patches or gums (25%), getting help from a doctor or other health professional (15%), using Zyban or Chantix (12%), using quitlines (3%). Note that smokers could check multiple answers, and that healthcare providers and quitlines recommend Big Pharma drugs to smokers. But of course CDC still claims there is no evidence that vaping can help smokers quit smoking.
Quit Methods Used by US Adult Cigarette Smokers, 2014–2016
Brad Rodu – CDC: E-cigarettes more popular than FDA-approved quitting aids
Tobacco Truth: CDC: E-Cigarettes More Popular Than FDA-Approved Quitting Aids
http://blog.heartland.org/2017/04/cdc-e-cigarettes-more-popular-than-fda-approved-quitting-aids/
Richard Craver: CDC report shows more smokers try to quit with e-cigs than nicotine replacement products
CDC report shows more smokers try to quit with e-cigs than nicotine replacement products
Quit Methods Used by US Adult Cigarette Smokers, 2014–2016
Brad Rodu – CDC: E-cigarettes more popular than FDA-approved quitting aids
Tobacco Truth: CDC: E-Cigarettes More Popular Than FDA-Approved Quitting Aids
http://blog.heartland.org/2017/04/cdc-e-cigarettes-more-popular-than-fda-approved-quitting-aids/
Richard Craver: CDC report shows more smokers try to quit with e-cigs than nicotine replacement products
CDC report shows more smokers try to quit with e-cigs than nicotine replacement products
