Researchers from George Washington University in the United States have found that individuals who both use e-cigarettes and smoke tobacco may continue smoking in the long run.
Over a period of six years, they conducted research on people and found that 42% had actually quit smoking a long time ago and continued to use e-cigarettes, while 15% planned to continue using both e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes. Only 10% of participants used both e-cigarettes and smoked cigarettes simultaneously.
Both e-cigarettes and conventional cigarettes pose significant health risks and contain addictive nicotine. Ideally, individuals should attempt to quit both at the same time.
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