Vaping APPG

1: Health England, vaping is at least 95% less harmful than smoking. That does not mean that vaping is safe, and - Speech Link
2: very clear from all the available evidence that vaping is significantly less harmful than smoking, I none - Speech Link
3: ambitious target, which he alluded to, by embracing vaping, getting more information out there to those clinicians - Speech Link

1: every region of England quit rates involving a vaping product were higher than those for any other method - Speech Link
2: other Members will talk about the opportunities of vaping for small companies, whether they be retail outlets - Speech Link
3: It could be achievable, however, if we embraced vaping far more than we do at present and if we promoted - Speech Link

1: apart from the ban on smoking in public places, vaping has been the most successful intervention to reduce - Speech Link
2: there is no evidence on the impact of long-term vaping, which is why Public Health England continues to - Speech Link
3: reducing public use of cancer-inducing cigarettes and vaping, which I understand is not risk free, although - Speech Link

1: issue. The evidence clearly says that secondary vaping—someone taking vapour into their lungs because - Speech Link
2: suggested that it is 95% safer at least to take up vaping and to stop smoking. Will the Chairman speculate - Speech Link
3: his work on this inquiry. On that final point, vaping without some of the offensive flavours—or flavours - Speech Link

1: That this House has considered the matter of vaping.I was pleased to secure this debate, because - Speech Link
2: social justice issue as well as a health issue. Vaping is much cheaper and safer, so it should not be - Speech Link
3: to be done with our young people in relation to vaping and the dangers of smoking? How can we achieve - Speech Link