Two-thirds of successful Smokers who switched to e-cigarettes claim they suffer from fewer respiratory illnesses, according to a new study. Researchers say there is clear evidence that e-cigarettes do not cause lung infections like cigarettes.

The Queen Mary University of London conducted an online survey of 941 respondents to assess subjective changes in their lung disease among smokers who had switched to vaping for at least 2 months.

The study was published in the journal Addiction Research and Governance. According to the report, among the respondents, 66% reported that respiratory symptoms had improved; 29% had no change, and 5% continued to worsen.

“There is no doubt that e-cigarettes are safer than traditional cigarettes, but some smokers still believe they are dangerous. This myth includes a study in mice that falsely claimed that vaping may increase susceptibility to infection. And in humans, These studies of e-cigarette users prove that this is not the case." Peter Hayek, a professor at the Queen Mary University of London and the report's lead author, said: "Because it is based on subjectively reported data, this study needs to be interpreted with caution, and Further research using objective measures is needed. However, the current results provide sufficient data to demonstrate that vaping does not increase the risk of infection, and in fact reduce it."

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