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All patients who had fSRP reported an improved sense of smell compared with none of the patients in the sniff test group, where 40% actually reported a worsening sense of smell

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The Health Ireland survey* for 2019 shows that: 5% of the population use e-cigarettes and a further 12% have tried them at some point Use is higher in more deprived areas (7%), than in more affluent areas (4%) 10% of current smokers use e-cigarettes, with 13% of ex-smokers using them 38% of those who made an attempt to quit smoking used e-cigarettes during this attempt 25% of those aged between 25 and 34 have tried e-cigarettes, with 8% currently using them 20% of men have tried e-cigarettes compared to 14% of women 5% of men and 3% of women currently use e-cigarettes

Many people hear anti-tobacco and assume it also means anti-nicotine in every form. But health risk depends heavily on how nicotine is delivered