However, the impact is asymmetrical: the tendency for adolescents to follow their friends into smoking is stronger. Haas, who worked with David Schaefer, associate professor of human evolution and social change, Arizona State University, said that the addictive effect of nicotine may be the strongest influence on an adolescents inability to help their friends quit smoking
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John Britton, director of the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies at the University of Nottingham said "This significant year-on-year fall indicates that something in UK tobacco control policy is working, and successful quitting through substitution with e-cigarettes is one likely major contributor." The safety of e-cigarettes has been questioned