
Understanding Research on Smoking Cessation Methods, including Vaping
Research on smoking cessation methods, including prescription nicotine vaping products, continues to expand as new evidence emerges.

Research on smoking cessation methods, including prescription nicotine vaping products, continues to expand as new evidence emerges.

There are several evidence-based approaches available to support smoking cessation, including nicotine replacement therapy and behavioural support.

Research into the health effects of vaping is ongoing, with current evidence highlighting both known risks and areas where long-term outcomes remain uncertain.

Research into the side effects of vaping is ongoing, with reported symptoms varying between individuals and long-term health effects still under investigation.

Travelling with vaping devices is subject to airline safety rules and Australian regulations, including restrictions on carriage, use, and documentation requirements.

There is currently no clear scientific evidence that vaping directly causes acne, though nicotine and other factors may influence skin health.

This glossary explains commonly used vaping terminology in a neutral, regulatory context to support clearer understanding of relevant terms.

Nicotine may influence appetite and metabolism in some individuals, but vaping is not an approved or appropriate method for weight management.

Quitting smoking can involve different approaches, including behavioural strategies, nicotine replacement therapy, prescription medicines, and professional support.
Nicotine is addictive, and the long term-risks of vaping are unknown. Complete abstinence from smoking and vaping is the safest for your health. Currently no nicotine vaping products have been approved by the TGA, and the safety of these products has not been determined. Long-term vaping and dual-use (smoking and vaping concurrently) must be avoided. Vaped nicotine products are only recommended for individuals that have tried but failed to quit smoking using approved first line smoking cessation therapies.Must be over 18 years old, not for use in pregnancy or breastfeeding. Regular review and monitoring by your regular GP is advised along your smoking cessation journey
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