Smoking cessation drug

The UK government's plan to ban disposable e-cigarettes has caused stock fluctuations and divided experts' opinions.

Hastings Prince Edward Public Health is hosting a smoking and e-cigarette cessation contest for students in Canada.

E-cigarette is more effective than nicotine gum and other aids in quitting smoking, according to a study by UMass Amherst.

HSE encourages smokers to quit by offering free smoking cessation aids including nicotine replacement therapy.

A new review by a public health researcher at UMass Amherst suggests that nicotine e-cigarettes are more effective for quitting smoking than traditional nicotine replacement therapy.

UK approves sale of Cytisine, a smoking cessation drug with potential to significantly help smokers quit, reports The Guardian.

Scottish charity ASH advocates for smokers to use free professional quitting support from NHS to improve their health.

Medical drug manufacturer Qnovia announced the first human trial results of its inhalation smoking cessation therapy QN-01.