According to the National Health Service (NHS), 181 participants were part of a 6-month study conducted by researchers from the University College London, the Roswell Park Cancer Institute and the CDC.[23] The study concluded that former smokers who have changed to e-cigarettes or nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) have significantly lower levels of toxins compared to those who smoke cigarettes
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