By Jessica Hamzelou E-cigarettes may not be helpful for people trying to quit smokingRobert F Bukaty/AP/Shutterstock People who use e-cigarettes to help them stop smoking are no more likely to be abstinent a year later than those who use alternative aids or nothing at all. These individuals are also more likely to remain dependent on…
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