The Lancet also denounced the fact that the majority of the authors of this publication had obvious links with the tobacco industry.[xxviii] The Lancet's criticisms were quickly taken up by the English press, notably in The Guardian, which also highlighted the conflicts of interest of the authors of the article and the methodological weaknesses.[xxix] Immediately after The Lancet, another prestigious scientific journal, the British Medical Journal (BMJ), also criticized Nutt's pseudo-study.[xxx] On 19 March 2016, The Lancet agreed to publish a letter from Nutt and his co-authors in response to its editorial.[xxxi]This letter did not provide valid arguments to counter The Lancets criticisms
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Based on the current literature, it seems that several factors have led to the success of e-cigarette use as a smoking cessation tool
Government Taxes: A High Hurdle Government taxes on cigarettes are often high for a reason: Discouraging Smoking: Smoking is considered a demerit good, meaning consumers might not fully appreciate the true costs associated with it
(6) Enforcement of the ban will be managed by trading standards officers, ensuring compliance among retailers
